Today we went out for a family lunch~~~
to this restaurant with an outdoor terrace
It's an Italian restuarant
On such a nice day, it feels wonderful to eat out on the terrace~
Before we even got the main course, Noa-tan.........
had fallen asleep...
We'd come all the way out to eat a delicious lunch and everything...
But I guess this kind of weather does make you sleepy, huh?
Noa-tan was having a relaxing naptime
So in the meantime,
Mommy and Daddy enjoyed a nice lunchtime
Today what we ordered was...
first,
Salads piled nice and highThis restaurant has an unlimited salad bar at lunch
Take-as-much-as-you-want
All-you-can-eat
And
the main course was
this!
Pasta with Bolognese saucetopped with spinach
and,
in addition,
TA-DA!
cheese~
You can put on as much cheese as you want
Non loves cheese, so she REALLY
heaped it onCheese melting atop piping-hot pasta...
is crazy yummie
[note: she spells the word 'oishii' here using the kana 'su' followed by a small 'i' (and then leaves off the last 'i' at the end) rather than using the kana for 'shi' (that is, おいすぃ rather than おいしい)]
I ate until my stomach was really full
Gochisousama deshita~~
Well
, what shall we do for the rest of the day, I wonder~~~Since the weather's nice, maybe we'll go for a walk~~~
But before that, I want to eat something sweet
3 comments:
When she wrote Oishii in that unusual way was she doing it on purpose (like how in English some people will spell 'hot' as 'hawt'), or is it just a typo?
I'm pretty certain that her writing it that way is intentional -- she's done it on several occasions (and it's more complicated to type than the actual way). I feel like it's probably mean to be more cutesy-looking, spelling it おいすぃ instead of (the normal) おいしい...but I'm not positive on that.
Leave us not forget the Minimoni song Okashi Tsukutte Okassui. ;)
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