Tuesday, Sean and I started the day in a cloud of lethargy, barely getting up before the crack of noon. We slowly made our way to Chinatown in Amsterdam for lunch. For those interested, Chinatown can be walked in roughly 5 or 6 minutes, from the end of its one block to the other.
Emma hadn't prepared to meet us, so we entered the Chinese restaurant with the cheapest menu and relaxed over a cup of tea. I ordered and, as Sean described it, "dazzled the waiter" with my limited Chinese abilities, and we were pampered the whole meal. Emma brought her fine self around, and we drank pots and pots of free tea, while enjoying the restaurant to ourselves.
That night, Bram, a family friend of Sean's, took us around Amsterdam to see what the night held.
Emma hadn't prepared to meet us, so we entered the Chinese restaurant with the cheapest menu and relaxed over a cup of tea. I ordered and, as Sean described it, "dazzled the waiter" with my limited Chinese abilities, and we were pampered the whole meal. Emma brought her fine self around, and we drank pots and pots of free tea, while enjoying the restaurant to ourselves.
That night, Bram, a family friend of Sean's, took us around Amsterdam to see what the night held.
No comments:
Post a Comment