Izzie discovered my shoes aren't so big on her...




We had a really good time and then headed to the base to take the girls home. We did a little shopping (almost have all my souvenir presents bought!) and then headed home for a nap for Adrienne and quiet reading for me...Adrienne gave me the homework (and we all know how I have to complete my homework!) to find something fun for us in the evening. Well first I looked up the prices for the rock climbing gym...not bad if I had a normal paycheck, but a bit steep for us (made me think of the book I'm reading the Julie/Julia project which is basically a blog from this girl named Julie who decided to cook all of Julia Child's recipes in a year - needless to say this got expensive so she asked her bleaders, what she called her blog readers, hee hee, to hit her donation button and through pay pall donate money to her grocery fund...Adrienne and I giggled at the thought of having a blog fund) Ok, back on topic, rock climbing was out, but somehow I figured out this place that has like 50 kinds of Yakitori which refers to grilling food on a stick over charcoal - we've had it at some of the MANY festivals here and liked it so we decided to venture out to a REAL Japanese restaurant ALL BY OURSELVES! Can you tell I'm proud? Anyway, after a bit of confusion on how to get there we find the place and what we believe to be the Grandpa and Dad (the owners) and the grandson are all out in the parking lot playing catch -it opens at 5:00 and it was only 5:30 (people eat LATE here) So we sit down with a menu and the man brings us our towels to wipe our hands and a plate. We've never been given real towels, just wipes before so we put our towels on our plates...the man kindly tells us it's for our sticks, not towels...OOPS! We giggle quietly at our faux pax and move onto the menu - I got chicken, ribs (the BEST ribs EVER), mushrooms (AMAZING) and beef and cheese...they were all good with the rice it was a perfect meal! It was reasonably priced and I'm already planning what I want to get next time :) We then made a few stops at the different Asian Markets - kind of Pier 1, but not expensive - we both got a $3 purse :) All in all a fun night - church today :) and grocery shopping of course. We had lunch at ZaZou (one of our new favorite bakeries) and shared the yummy chicken sandwich and I had a little ham and cheese thing and Adrienne had a little pizza thing and I had chai that was actually good :) Now I'm avoiding grading...sigh...Things I'm thankful for this week: eye drops, sleep overs, bakeries, a new restaurant choice, I got a new fun dress on sale (something fit me here so I splurged!)
Something I'm not thankful for...the geckos here are GROSS looking and this one took up residence on the inside of our screen door - we're avoiding laundry right now because of it!

4 comments:
wait a second...if I'm not sleeping you don't get any quiet reading time? lol true that!
What a fun weekend! The girls are so cute. I'm glad you got a little girlie fix! Bella is really missing you! Adrienne looks really skinny in the picture where she is standing up by the table! I need to go on the Japanese diet! Loving you and missing you much!
I can respect a girl whose into her shoes. Adorable girls! Agreed on the gecko! Ick...
Hopefully these will be your WORST report cards (ever)and from here on in they will be stellar and will let you know how well you teach!
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