If Dann and I are traveling, we are often trying the Asian food we find. When walking around Old Town in Dubrovnik, we stumbled upon Silk. It looks like they have a few different locations in different cities, and we were quite excited to have some delicious food. We both sat in their rooftop terrace, as the weather was so nice, but they did have a small indoor area for seating as well.
[Ad- gifted product] We’ve previously checked out the Creepy Cute Sticker Book and a different Creepy Cute coloring book, so were excited to see this new addition: The Creepy Cute Creatures Coloring Book. This coloring book has 30 different pages in it, each with a different animal featured in a creepy yet somehow cute setting, though they did feel a bit more on the creepy side then the previous book that we have colored in.
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Dann and I were out in the evening playing Pokemon Go and wanted to go out for dinner afterwards instead of getting groceries and making something! We decided to stop at The Hare Pub, which is a part of the McMullen pub chain. They run events like a weekly pub quiz and poker night, bringing some extra excitement into the venue. They also have a separate billiards area, lots of outdoor seating, and indoor dinning. We opted to eat inside as it was getting a little dark and late outside for us. When we went, they had both their standard menu and a smaller selection of Chef Recommendations as well, which worked as specials.
[Ad- gifted product] Robin has always been interested in reading and in magical stories! Efua’s Magic Stew is a new children’s storybook, which focuses on a young child who doesn’t want to eat dinner. Instead, she wants to play! That is, until she eats magic stew, which transports her to a new, magical place full of stories and interesting characters. Efua’s Magic Stew has a picture for every story, which are beautifully designed and bring a lot of mystery and wonder to the story.
We drive by CoHo in Harlow often. It looks very similar in name and font to a French food chain, so we hadn’t taken the time to stop there, but this time we took the chance. On Saturday, it’s required that you pre-book, as they are super busy, so we went first thing on Sunday for lunch before heading out on a trip out of the country. The place is pretty simple and elegant in decoration – there are white tablecloths, menus clearly printed for that specific day, the staff is really attentive. It’s a very expensive feeling place to eat. CoHo is right on the river, and we even saw some swans swimming there before we entered.
