While I'm still in the Dutch swing of things...

We went out to dinner at a really amazing Japanese place while we were in Holland. They provided us all with Kimonos. They did this because part of the show was shooting eggs at us. Wait, that makes it sound bad. The chef scrambled some eggs, then flipped a bite-sized piece at each of us to see if we could catch it in our mouths. Keith was the first to go - and thank god for that! I say that because of course the chef did this without telling us what he was doing and I for one know that I wouldn't have figured it out! It only took Keith one shot and then he realized it and caught the second one... or maybe it was the third one, but he figured it out after the first one - of that I'm sure!



Anyways, it was really awesome entertainment and the food was great. Anyone know if there is anywhere like this in Edmonton? I've heard that maybe the Japanese Village, but I don't know for sure. Anyone?

A shout out

I've been meaning to give a shout out to my relatives in Holland for a while now. Especially since two of them have commented on here! (Yes, I did notice, I just haven't been great at posting here.) So here's my shout out to the van Heuven family - especially to Rob and Marieke. And in honour of this occaision, I will post another funny photo that was taken in Holland; this is the weirdest (but possibly the tastiest) club sandwich I have ever eaten:

Funny Picture

I took this picture at a bar in Darmstadt (a town outside of Frankfurt). I think these guys are supposed to be pointing... but it looks like something else to me!

Also, I wanted to say that my folks' 29th anniversary is today, and congratulations to them. Dad took us all out to a restaurant we have never been to called Unheardof. It was really, really good! A touch on the expensive side, but you really do get a great meal for your money.