The "shopportunities" in Chinatown are endless!! If you're in the mood for food there are fresh seafood markets, produce markets, bakeries and more EVERYWHERE.
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I came home with two lbs. of cherries, a bunch of Chinese pears, some delicious mangos and, of course, a bag full of Chinese pastries that my family devoured within a day and a half. FYI ~ Chinese spongecake is the spongiest cake I've EVER eaten!!!!!!!!!!
The group of boys I chaperoned are my son, Brendan, Isaac, Tyreke and Nick. Too cute!!! |
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After taking in a few more sights, we all went to lunch and then said goodbye to the kids as they headed for the bus. |
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Retail therapy time for the moms!! I bought the pink one!! |
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These gorgeous antique teapots make me wish I was a tea drinker!! |
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Thanks so much for sharing my fun time in Chinatown with me. I'm looking forward to going back again real soon. This time without 45 children in tow!! : ) |
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Many blessings for a happy Thursday ~ Wendy
2 comments:
I haven't been down there in ages - looks like a blast!
Love your pics Wendy! I actually had that turquoise tea set in the photo. Let's go for dim sum and bubble tea one of these days :)
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