Comments on: Viet songs in English at Border’s http://bolsavik.com/2008/05/viet-songs-sung-in-english-at-borders/ All Viet, all the time Thu, 09 Feb 2012 08:31:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: VietPundit http://bolsavik.com/2008/05/viet-songs-sung-in-english-at-borders/comment-page-1/#comment-1095 VietPundit Fri, 23 May 2008 18:23:42 +0000 http://bolsavik.wordpress.com/?p=172#comment-1095 "A restaurateur by trade, Fatima’s father is probably the most well-read person in Little Saigon. Any book, magazine, newspaper, whatever that’s printed with Vietnamese words, he reads them." That's the definition of the "most-read", not the "most WELL-read", hehe. Does he read the Bolsavik's blog? If not, then he's NOT well-read! Haha! BTW, whatever happened to the restaurant? I used to enjoy ch? giò there, but it's Pho Nam Dinh now? Are they retired? “A restaurateur by trade, Fatima’s father is probably the most well-read person in Little Saigon. Any book, magazine, newspaper, whatever that’s printed with Vietnamese words, he reads them.”

That’s the definition of the “most-read”, not the “most WELL-read”, hehe. Does he read the Bolsavik’s blog? If not, then he’s NOT well-read! Haha! BTW, whatever happened to the restaurant? I used to enjoy ch? giò there, but it’s Pho Nam Dinh now? Are they retired?

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