An invisible red thread connects those who are destined to meet regardless of time, place or circumstance. The thread may stretch or tangle but will never break. - Ancient Chinese Proverb
Saturday, January 7, 2012
Miss Kelly's Movers & Shakers class, dinner @ Susie Wong's and haircut @ Hair on the Hill
Miss Kelly's Movers and Shakers class resumed this past Wednesday. In the picture above Miss A was pointing out the "purple R" to me. I'm loving the descriptions she is adding to her observations these days. Also note her signature attire of wearing mittens inside.
The weather was exceptionally warm Thursday so we took a walk around the neighborhood. This included trip to our neighborhood dry cleaners and Bow Tie Cafe. I had the little red silk coat she we bought in Guanzhou and she wore until recently cleaned. We plan to have it framed in a shadow box.
Friday we opted for dinner at Susie Wong's rather than our neighborhood grill. We wanted to pick up a catering menu as we are planning a Chinese New Years party at the end of this month.
The food was really good and true to form Miss A was an excellent diner. She adores attention which the staff was only too happy to provide.
Saturday afternoon we had an appointment at the salon up the street to get Miss A's bangs trimmed. Sue, the stylist, was so incredibly sweet she brought stuffed animals and let Audrey choose one to take home. She chose a panda and then showed Sue how to sign "panda" (make a "p" and circle your eye to show it's markings.) Coincidentally one of our neighbors had an appointment following A's and we had a blast hanging with them. Patti, our neighbor, brought her dog Boo who provided loads of entertainment too. So our 15 minute bang appointment turned into hanging at the salon for 2 hours.
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