GarrettM
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Saturday!
Yum cha!
The wife wanted to check out the Emporium to look for baby stuff. I of course was all too happy to be dragged along kicking and screaming. Especially as we were hitting Chinatown afterwards.
In the end she found some little baby shoes and maybe something else. My job is just to remind her of the credit card PINs if she forgets.
I told her to pick any of the restaurants she liked the look of as we walked through Chinatown, and somehow she found what I presume was the most crowded - a place called Juicy Bao on Little Bourke Street. No website but Google will give some results and reviews.
Once we had squeezed in with bub and pram, she went through the menu and ordered. I leave this to her at dumpling places. She's experienced and knows what she wants. One thing we didn't prepare for though was the size of the dishes. Much bigger than in Perth, so we ended up with a lot of food! Not that babyGM was fussed.
This was not all of it. I'd already got through a bit before these dishes arrived. We decided since we couldn't get through it all to pack it up and then we gave it to a homeless bloke on Elizabeth Street. Didn't check to see if they had utensils to assist them with eating it, but I am sure he managed.
After lunch I raised the possibility of going to the footy that night, and incredibly she said yes. Four games in one week. I tell you I have one hell of a wife.
Western Bulldogs and Brisbane at Docklands. Not much of a match, and I actually left at 3/4 time. But I'd definitely made the most of the opportunity to watch some games. Having enjoyed the Ten Miles Chinese offerings last night I went back for more, and again in front of the tv with a cold cider it was very pleasing.
Stats: 17,539 steps for 13.31km
Yum cha!
The wife wanted to check out the Emporium to look for baby stuff. I of course was all too happy to be dragged along kicking and screaming. Especially as we were hitting Chinatown afterwards.
In the end she found some little baby shoes and maybe something else. My job is just to remind her of the credit card PINs if she forgets.
I told her to pick any of the restaurants she liked the look of as we walked through Chinatown, and somehow she found what I presume was the most crowded - a place called Juicy Bao on Little Bourke Street. No website but Google will give some results and reviews.
Once we had squeezed in with bub and pram, she went through the menu and ordered. I leave this to her at dumpling places. She's experienced and knows what she wants. One thing we didn't prepare for though was the size of the dishes. Much bigger than in Perth, so we ended up with a lot of food! Not that babyGM was fussed.
This was not all of it. I'd already got through a bit before these dishes arrived. We decided since we couldn't get through it all to pack it up and then we gave it to a homeless bloke on Elizabeth Street. Didn't check to see if they had utensils to assist them with eating it, but I am sure he managed.
After lunch I raised the possibility of going to the footy that night, and incredibly she said yes. Four games in one week. I tell you I have one hell of a wife.
Western Bulldogs and Brisbane at Docklands. Not much of a match, and I actually left at 3/4 time. But I'd definitely made the most of the opportunity to watch some games. Having enjoyed the Ten Miles Chinese offerings last night I went back for more, and again in front of the tv with a cold cider it was very pleasing.
Stats: 17,539 steps for 13.31km