Wednesday, August 11, 2010

We've been going about life as usual lately. Jay is enjoying school and he really is picking up some Spanish. Amaya is getting bigger every day and it is so fun to see her personality develop. We spend a lot of weekends hanging out in the park.
Mike and I have had the opportunity to go out to dinner several times together here in Chile since we have the Nana to watch Jay and Amaya at night. Recently we went to a restaurant called Kai. It is so cool. It's a Thai restaurant in the Bohemian district here in Santiago. When you walk up to it there are absolutely no signs that it is a restaurant. It's on a residential street with a huge gate in front of it. The gate has random graffiti on it and it really looks likes like an abandoned house. When you ring the doorbell on the gate though you are buzzed in and you walk into... how do I describe it? It's almost like the movie Nightmare Before Christmas, but real and not as scary. It is an old house but it's been decked out in an old world, eclectic, morbid sort of style. Like I said, kind of hard to describe. The food is amazing. We had pad thai and a green curry chicken dish. Mmmm... so yummy. Here are some pictures so you can sort of see what it's like.
We had a great time! The ambiance and food were awesome. And to finish up, here are some new pictures of My-My.

And a few videos...





5 comments:

Nonna said...

Soooo sweet! I'm laughing right along with the rest of the family:) Jay and Amaya are such happy children. They know they are loved and are blessed to have wonderful parents. nona is counting the days until I can watch you all in REAL time! Love these videos!! mama

Jeff and Aubree Gittins said...

Those videos are sooo cute. I love a laughing baby!

Angie said...

Wow that restaurant looks amazing... How fun to be able to have date nights on a regular basis!

Oh and Amaya's eyes are SO beautiful! She is such a pretty baby!

Angie said...

Oh and I LOVE the laughing videos! TOO CUTE!!!

jill connelly said...

Pink never looked so wonderful. What a joyful child you've been blessed with. So fun to actually see her roll over. I love the photo of you in the restaurant with the fluffy "thing" above your head. Adventure galore everywhere you roam. xo