We went to one of my favorite Chinese food places downtown.
I don't know its name, but it's an all you can eat buffet.
'Nuff said. |
Besides us, we also met Amy's friends Tina, Joseph and Joseph's
daughter Jordan, pictured here with the boys. |
Po-Po likes to feed the kids, even if it's Jell-O. |
That's Jordan and Tina in the background. And some Jell-O
meeting its doom! |
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Later on we went to the Japanese garden. Jarod's standing
in front of one of those water timer type things. |
They have a couple of those rock landscapes. This is the
largest one. |
Here's Gung-Gung strolling along the deck of a cool house
overlooking the rock garden. |
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This is the other rock garden. It's smaller and secluded. |
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They have a nice koi pond there. |
You can walk along these planks and look down to see the fish. |
I've only seen it once, but when they feed the fish, they bang
with a staff on a rock by the water's edge and the fish all come
running (or swimming, as the case may be). |
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There's random sculpture all about the park. Some cranes
here... turtles elsewhere... and lots of those little pagoda
style huts. |
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The following day, we took Amy's parents to the casino. We
put the kids in a supervised play area and let the parents go
gamble. Amy & I walked outside. |
This is the kind of view you can get from outside the casino.
Not sure why you'd want to stay inside. |
They did have a nice arcade that we saw later. The kids
played some games, like neon air hockey. |
And last but not least, we have the obligatory random stranger
looking dead on into the camera. |
