Saturday 31 May 2008

Sushi and more sushi

Carol, Matthew and I took Maxy to Emmarentia. While Carol sat on a bench overlooking a tranquil dam Matthew and I took Maxy for a walk. In the evening we took Francis to Dong Sheng, a sushi bar where for only R110 each we can each as much sushi as we can.

Posted by Jerome West at 21:51

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Anonymous said...

sushi (i still have to learn how to eat this stuff)

12 June 2008 at 12:04

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