We started off the day by going to our local cool guy coffee shot. Evangeline gets a vanilla steamer. She loves it. Its pretty crazy how she will just sit there like everyone else and drink her coffee.
We later went to the Super G Mart. The Super G Mart is the local pan-Asian/Mexican super market. It is a wonderland. You can get gigantic spiny fruit, pig brains, and everything in between. We picked up some lemon grass, kimchi, and other stuff. We were really looking for chhΓΌ. The kind folks of G Mart didn't know about this obscure Chinese yeast ball, so I will have to call back. The G Mart also has a flea market and some restaurants on the side. We went to the Vietnamese place and got lunch. Evangeline got her first bubble tea.
We had some excellent banh mi.
We have been noticing a rash of posts about grilled pizza on the facebook lately, so we decided to try it. If you can get it not burned, it is the best thing you've ever eaten. Luckily, 75% of ours was unburned. Try it.
What do you do with the burned portion? Feed it to your chickens, of course.
Evangeline later spotted Baba and Grandma on the airplane.
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| This is Irene's new scrunch. |
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| Who do you think won this competition? |









First (because it's all about me) I can't BELIEVE I didn't get to go to the Super G and have Banh mi and bubble tea. THAT is fir...SECOND on my list next time I am in Greensboro. Maybe third. I love the IDEA of grilled pizza, but the execution has always been problematic for us. Evangeline, you are one hip girl. And my money is on Irene in the stare down.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting assortment of pictures. We can just picture Evangeline sitting primly drinking her coffee.
ReplyDeleteOf course we'll just have to try the grilled pizza now. We can get Starvin Marvin pizzas at M&M now. They are really good.
We have no idea what Banh mi is. It must be that sub sandwich thing. Bubble tea---yecch.
We love Irene's bunny face, and we bet on the chicken.
Love from the Alaska Grands
PS. Again, our prayers are with the Mietzner family. We wish we could have met Joan.