Of Tao's and doo's

So I'm currently at my uncle's place and the day has been the funniest. Little It has been cracking me up the whole day. He started making funny faces and jumping like he has cushion under his feet. He's probably the most hyper 2 year old I know. I hope he's the ONly hyper toddler I know.

So, he was playing around and suddenly did this :




It amazed the whole family when I showed them the photo. Apparently he picked up that cardboard rod thingie from his dads room and pretended it was a Didgeridoo (new word I learnt this week lol) with sound effects and all. Mom was wondering how he learnt it and remembered that they went to Hillsville last week and there was this dude that was playing it so little It probably learnt it from him. Monkey see, monkey do. And the whole bowl thing on the floor as well. Blooody cuteee.

Since it was my mom's last day, she's going home tomorrow, my auntie and uncle brought us out for dinner. We went to this restaurant called Tao's somewhere in Bulleen. It's some modern creativie cruisine, chinese korean fusion kinda restaurant. The food was aMazing. The environment is pretty, very pretty and cosy. They have the most interesting cutleries but as my auntie calles them, gadgets. I don't have pictures of the food...because I don't feel like whipping out my camera everytime the food comes..face not thick enough for that, but thick enough to take random pictures of..items placed on the table.







Each of us had 7 dishes, banquette style. It was a 3 hour long dinner. I went from starving to, oh my gawd is this ever gonna end. We ate, waited for 15 minutes, then another dish was served and ate again. I suppose it's to let you enjoy and appreciate the food infront of you, taking it in and experiencing the taste. For $50 a person, it's not too bad.



picture of the family, excluding the uncle, who's taking the photo.

Looking forward to more family bonding like this.