Jim took me out for a lovely dinner (our 27th anniversary) at a restaurant that was actually quite lovely. We tend to be excited about most restaurants here but then we always have to ask ourselves, "would we ever step foot in here if this was in the U.S.?" and the answer is usually "no way!" But, this restaurant was actually one we'd go to in the U.S. In fact, it reminded us of our favorite Italian restaurant in Denver "Three Sons" -- in the Highland area. The service was exceptional, the food had excellent flavors, the decor was quite lovely ... OK, we'd die at the price in the U.S. but the phrase "you get what you pay for" has new meaning here because you really, really have to pay bunches to get even a little!
And we sooooooo enjoy our beach hut. We went there alone yesterday -- see a few photos.
That's our driver, Jide,
I'll have to blog more about Jide sometime. We've learned a lot from him!
And I'll give you some interesting information on a couple of young kids we've helped a bit who live near our beach hut. They're orphans and amazing survivors! I'll put that in another blog.
2 comments:
Sharon and Jim,
That beach hut of yours sure looks inviting. Glad you are able to enjoy something like that while you are there. I know what you mean about restaurants. While we have a bigger selection here in Poland, the quality is sometimes questionable and the prices can be more than in the states. Of course the declining dollar doesn't help either.
Love reading your blog. By the way, how warm is the water there? We were at the Polish seaside in August and the water was so cold, I thought we were in Alaska.
Christmas is around the corner, Tristan is sure looking forward to it.
All the best.
Cousin Johnny
Hi, Johnny!
'great to hear from you.
I think the water temp is around 27 degrees C. It's quite comfortable.
I usually don't post the photos with all of the trash. Sometime I should but we usually try to avoid it! On this last trip, the waves didn't carry much trash ashore. Sometimes, the trash kinda overwhelms! ...the risk of being down-current from Lagos!
Have a very merry Polish Christmas!
Sharon
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