Any warm night after dinner, when we still lived in Plymouth, we always cleaned up the kids and went for a walk. We took advantage of every last bit of sunlight. We stopped off somewhere for dessert. My two skinny little boys would relish a scoop of ice cream, or a sickly sweet popsicle. Sometimes we spent an insane amount of money (but really not that much) on a single cupcake at Cupcake Charlie's.
Here in Virginia we live around the corner from a great Vietnamese shopping center. The spring arrives a lot earlier. In force. So we clean up the kids, put away the dishes, and walk.
We stop to pose by a statue or two perhaps.
We stop in a market and manhandle some massive sticky buns. Wonder what "mung bean cookies" really taste like.
And for about the price of a cupcake, we get the kids each a "bubble tea." We have all become accustomed to the odd black tapioca pearls. I really wish they were blue or something...
But they are really REALLY yummy. Nate goes wild for the watermelon.
I go wild for that adorable smile.
We stop in a market and manhandle some massive sticky buns. Wonder what "mung bean cookies" really taste like.
And for about the price of a cupcake, we get the kids each a "bubble tea." We have all become accustomed to the odd black tapioca pearls. I really wish they were blue or something...
But they are really REALLY yummy. Nate goes wild for the watermelon.
I go wild for that adorable smile.
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happy dance
Hannah is a big fan of bubble tea!
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