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Monday, December 12, 2016
Poem- "Oceanic Venture"
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Oceanic Venture A fulfilling of grilled veggies strikes Baja Fresh’s fancy as its promiscuous act or their favoritism of diets, lobby time in flourish between our onset of maturity and consumer responsibility. The boxed restaurant flows with several kinds of romance that are vital to customer services under certain circumstances; see also the worker adrenaline, a humorous rumor of their smart attention span that may cause confusion or a new crush with money. Such opinions of mine vary in truth, occur at certain moments in time, and are more common in language than in fashion. This excitement often spreads to my lungs and I help my parents with inhalation abuse, shorter than six feet for Spanish, meaning Baja Fresh to be taken as wanted when deciding on ravenous solutions to maintain the right amounts of healthy tastes on my boca, blood pressure in flight, replacing lost tacos such as chalupas or sammiches, or providing myself with quick nutrition that kicks all the vitamins out of orbit. Baja Fresh’s act of lots of basic foods sticking to each other is paramount to their lovely intrinsic behaviors to their peevish motives, a corny mistake on their skin appearing as informal hints of smirking cheeks, clusters of entertainment with possible edification for experienced customers, and thickened appreciation for untutored minds, especially near the checkerboard dining room and wedding fingers and curvy rows of seats. Baja Fresh’s ingredients aren’t the emulsifiers of gifts but rare spicy effects for which Baja rice and fire-grilled meats are done after an open/closed sign is implied with clear glass doors, since in my mind an exit is also an entrance. The Mexican Cuisine implies a restaurant’s intuitive ability to cook with objects that used to be biological and vessels that are art as background or comfort; Baja Fresh’s study on the insides of burritos is managed for typical retail workers to test for cashier strategies, blocked kitchens, hardened behaviors in infatuation, served packages, high voice customer information, mental love, breath stops, and dining and lobby stagnations for the employees’ impressive associations of ideas. Later, normal experiences become affected with reflection. Del Taco in California’s state capitol has warlike services compared to Ventura Baja Fresh’s brisk, easy-going sociality; not to mention, Baja Fresh is a painkilling and imagination relaxing location lived for, not to die for, managing their imbecilic nerves (really nostalgia) and some kinds of natural disorders. The Smoky Queso Fundido becomes the basic medium of spiciness for devilish burritos within the context of energetic metaphors like warm tortillas and low sauces. Baja Fresh’s 99¢ drink fad isn’t so popular, and we see their illustrations of food, and the menu is a story itself about cuisine explorations. Any defect in the chemistry of workers is handled with only the correct prejudice; that is, the romance present from intuitions, the powers of disinterest, and their immediate apprehension of the future. There’s no evil here! A small hotspot made from real emotions of the Ventura market, by East Main, the restaurant has been used in re-imagining Ventura’s local traditions and sitting around with Salsa Crema by lovers and procrastinators. *This is about my visits to a Mexican restaurant called Baja Fresh, with information on my nostalgia for Ventura City, located in Southern California with beaches. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baja_Fresh
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