I was able to spend a couple of days in Pinehurst with the Cardon's. I got to go Sara's "Body-pump" class on Monday night. Sara does a great job teaching and the class was packed. We took the kids to Chick-Fila
Wednesday we drove back to Raleigh and met Sarah, Eva and Sophie at the Museum of Science and Natural History (I think that was it's name). Sarah had been visiting her sister Teresa in Chapel Hill, so we met at the museum and the kids had a great time exploring all the exhibits together. They were so excited to see each other.
After we had had enough fun at the museum, we headed to Costco, so Sara could stock up on her groceries and we had a delicious Costco lunch.
Sara, Lucy, Zach and all the groceries headed back to Pinehurst and I drove up to Richmond with Sarah, Eva and Sophie and spent the next 3 days with them.
We went to the park while Eva was in preschool and then I got to take Eva to her ballet class.
Sarah and I ate at a delicious Sichuan/Chinese restaurant in Short Pump that had just opened up.Peter Chang is a James Beard award winning, world class chef and he opened a restaurant close to Devin and Sarah so we had to try it out. The first night we tried to eat there, the line was out the door, so we went the next night right when it opened. It was amazing. The food had seasonings and flavors that I have never tasted before. This wok dry fried eggplant was so good with this "tongue numbing spice".
Devin and I got to watch some BYU basketball together, we made orange cupcakes,
I can't wait until my next trip to "Paradise".

3 comments:
I want to hear more about that tongue-numbing spice next time I see you, Joan! Sounds like they live in a great area for fun adventures!
That's for sure. Richmond is WAY cooler than Pinehurst. Tongue-numbing spice vs. Chick fil A? No contest. Oh yeah, and thanks for posting that really flattering picture of my double chin.:)
We miss you! I'm still craving Peter Changs. That place was awesome. We'll have to go again on your next trip out!
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