Skip to main content

Fuji














The family went to dinner with my brother Scott, his wife Lisa, and their son Patrick. It was our anniversary and Lisa's birthday, so we felt the need to celebrate. We decided to take the kids to Fuji in Oxford, AL. The food was prepared right at the table "teppan-yaki" style. The kids were a bit afraid of the fire, but our Chef was great. He did all the regulars (egg roll, volcano, etc.) and also caught his hand on fire and flipped 5 burning bowls into the top of his hat! We were all impressed! I hope we don't have any "try this at home" incidents in our future!


Comments

ME! said…
That is cute- I love the video. I wish it was longer!!!!!
February 22, 2008 at 10:55 PM
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Cookie Exchange

The first Saturday of December, I hosted my first Cookie Exchange. I had been wanting to do this for years, but things were always too busy. I decided to go ahead and do it anyway this year and it was fun! Lots of ladies attended and the cookies were great! Maybe I will do it again...
1 comment
Read more

Easter 2009

The Easter Bunny was good to the boys this year...even though we dyed the eggs at 8PM the night before. All the "egg hunts" were with plastic eggs this year, which the kids prefer, due to the candy/prizes inside. We went to our new church on Easter morning and the kids made it through the "grown-up" service, so it has been a great day so far. Now, on to lunch at Grandma Jackie's house for Easter dinner!
2 comments
Read more

Our special visitor....

Do I have a story to tell you! Last night Hunter ask if he could go out to the van and look for his Nintendo DS. I let him go and then made sure he locked the door as he came in. This morning, as I stepped outside to take some things to the car before we left for school/work, I noticed the sliding door on the van was wide open. I started griping to the boys "Good grief, now the battery is going to be dead....AAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!" They came running out the door to find an "American Bulldog" curled up in Carter's seat. After I got my wits about me, I sent them back in and tried to talk the dog out of the car. Then I tried to entice him out with a hot dog. He just stared at me. Then I got a stick, opened up all the doors and yelled at him to try to scare him out. He just ran behind the seat and hid in the back. When I got really agressive he started quivering his lip like he was going to growl at me. He was scared of me and I of him. All the while, I was documenting th...
1 comment
Read more