29th September, 2011
Tonight we went to the local Asian restaurant for Sal's birthday. We went to the hibachi part, where the chef cooks in front of you. It was really cool. I'd never been to one before. There is a whole show that the chef does. He throws knives up the air, squirts sake into your mouth and lights a tower of onions on fire. The food was very good as well. I got steak and tuna. It's definitely a fun nights entertainment and a great way to spend, not only Sal's birthday, but my last night in Long Island.
I've had a good time here. It is a very nice place. I do miss the city though as there is not that much going on around here. The quiet was nice for a while, however.
I leave at 6am tomorrow for JFK airport where I will go to Minneapolis again. Hopefully this time I'll be there more permanently. As I have found out so far though, there are no guarantees in America. America is all about uncertainty and taking chances. I don't know if I'm really suited to it but I'll give it one last go.
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