But the food was very yummy! I had lamb, Lance had some type of ground beef with greens and cheese and I don't remember what all else was eaten. But it was all very very good. The extra interesting part was that they didn't serve your food with silverware. They brought out a spongy type of bread, I think it was called Injerna, and you used that to scoop up your food. I was loving it. I was also probably a bit of a creeper, b/c I could not help but stare at all the beautiful Ethiopian servers and wonder if Jane was going to look like them one day. They were such beautiful people! We had a really fun night, however I guess we showed our true colors at the end of the night b/c we went to Dairy Queen for a blizzard! :)
I cannot wait to celebrate her culture with her. I often wonder if she will be very proud and want to share her culture and background with others, or if she will want to blend in. I hope we do a good job of making her want to celebrate her differences! I want that for her. :)
We decided that we should make it a monthly international dinner night and try a different type of food each month. I think the decision for next month was Greek food. Can't wait! :)
On a different note I was looking through my camera and realized that I never posted any Christmas pics. I only took about 10 and 5 of those would probably get me killed if I posted them on the blog. They were all taken at about 6am. But we had a great Christmas with the family. We got together with the whole huge group one night which was crazy, kids running everywhere and lots and lots of fun! Christmas eve was a little more low key with the cousins and aunts and uncles. Christmas day half of our extended family was unfortunately hit with RSV and the kiddos were all SO sick. It was awful and took a while for everyone to bounce back from that.
Due to the illness we weren't able to get together with our extended family so Lance & I, the Girods and my parents literally spent all day (I mean 6am-midnight) at my parents house watching basketball, playing games, playing on the wii, going for walks (yep in our pj's) and eating TONS and TONS of food. It was an AWESOME AWESOME day!!
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oh man. SO wish I could do stuff like this with you. But so happy i can at least read about it. Next time I come visit I want to try to make injerna with you :)
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