April 2016 edition of The Bright Vision Journal. Enjoy!
It’s hump day, everyone needs a little bit of motivation to get through the 2nd half of the week.
Take some time to relax and check out this TEDtalk. This talk starts with the sentence…
“Vision is the most important and prioritized sense that we have.” Hm…intriguing.
About BVO Eats! — Every month, BVO Eats! will feature a restaurant in Chino Hills and highlight a spotlight dish. The purpose is not to provide a comprehensive review, but to introduce our readers to some of our favorite eateries in this wonderful city. We love exploring our local community — what better way of doing this than eating?
Our grand opening party was a huge success! Thank you to everyone who stopped by. Thank you to Jason from Tom Ford and Wendy from NVISION. Here are some highlights from last Saturday. Enjoy!
Here at BVO, we are huge fans of Japanese cuisine so we are especially excited to share our experience at Ojiya Chino Hills (4183 Chino Hills Pkwy, Chino Hills, CA) for the first post of BVO Eats!
Sashimi, sushi, bento boxes, broiled fish, and soups — don’t let the long wait deter you because this restaurant has it all. We are still drooling over the Kaisen Zousui (rice porridge with salmon roe and crab), our spotlight dish. The “porridge” has the consistency of soup, but once we tasted the broth, we had no complaints. There are generous portions of crab which adds a mild sweetness to the soup, and it was the perfect compliment to our sushi. This dish can easily be shared by two, but be warned that you will be fighting over the last few drops! To summarize, Ojiya Chino Hills was awesome!
Spotlight Dish: Kaisen Zousui
BVO Tip: Make sure to go early to avoid the crowds. The wait for the sushi bar is generally shorter, but the menu selection will be limited (you can order the Kaisen Zousui though).
About BVO Eats! — Every month, BVO Eats! will feature a restaurant in Chino Hills and highlight a spotlight dish. The purpose is not to provide a comprehensive review, but to introduce our readers to some of our favorite eateries in this wonderful city. We love exploring our local community — what better way of doing this than eating?
Here are some take-home messages from the 2016 Golden Globes:
1. Glasses are important, just ask Denzel.
Fumbling to read his “thank you” notes, Pauletta Washington (Denzel’s wife), kindly reminded Denzel that he needed his glasses. Alonzo Harris replied, “Glasses ain’t got NOTHING on me!” Just kidding, but Denzel does admit, “Yeah, I do need my glasses.” Classic example of how valuable a pair of prescription glasses can be.
2. Glasses can be a fashion statement.
Unlike most Globe winners, Maura Tierney accepted her Best Supporting Actress award wearing glasses. Mackenzie Wagoner of Vogue said it best, “With the addition of the simple accessory, The Affair actress’ clean skin, nude lipstick, and swirl of peach blush assumed a smartly confident edge—and isn’t that what an award-winning star should look like?”
For more Golden Globe related glasses styles, check out this blog post!