Visiting the orphanage became our annual charity activity every February. My friend enjoyed the first time I brought them there so now she makes sure that we visit the orphans every year on her birthday month.
This time, Eton joins the charity team!
We were surprised to see how fast these kids grow up! I needed to back read my blog just to recognize some of these kids. Some of them were already adopted but isn’t that a good thing?
The birthday girl with the kiddos!
Our little girl is so big now!
Throwing tantrums!
Toddlers were really hard to take care of. Super kulit. Soon as we ran out of energy, we transferred to the babies’ playroom.
Oh my god! I need to watch their heads carefully!
This girl probably wants to become a gymnast in the future. 😉
We had so much fun! Ended our day with a sumptuous dinner at Cyma, Eastwood. I chose Garides Saganaki. It’s an uncommon shrimp dish with red sauce and sprinkles of cheese. You could easily tell that their shrimps are fresh but I don’t think the lemon worked with the red sauce though.
The clam pasta solo plate is so huge for one person. That’s a lot of noodles for one stomach! Yum!
A salmon. Our third seafood plate. We don’t really like seafood, noh?
Seafood Makaronada looks so yummy with all those mussels, clams, squid and shrimp. Everything I love in a pasta are mixed together in one plate!
Their Beef Souvlaki reminds me of a persian dish. Not a fan of meat though.
And of course, a Greek Roasted Potato plate for everyone.
So full! There are so much more to try in this restaurant. I just wish they have photos provided for some of their dishes so at least we have an idea what looks good to eat and what’s not.
Anyway, I did enjoy the whole day with my friends. Falalalalaaaa~
Last Updated on 9 years by Carizza
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