It was a leisure Sunday. We did the usual things - grocery shopping, lunch, spending time with Cayden. In the morning, Cayden found a new game. He discovered the box of hangers in our guest room and starting to take them all out one by one. That game kept him occupied for a good 30mins. :)
We tried a new Korean restaurant called "Shilla". Well, it was first time for me, but not for hubby. He has been there several times for business lunches. It was good, although we over-ordered (again!) We ordered a beef rib soup (mainly for Cayden), a spicy chicken vegetable soup, cold noodle, rice.
The spicy chicken soup was not what I expected. In my mind, I was thinking it was more like "kimchi" soup - with chicken and loads of cabbage. But it turned out to be more of a stew with only carrots and potatoes as vegetables. I should have known... this is Mongolia. Mongolians don't eat vegetables. To them, vegetables are potatoes, carrots and onions. But the taste was still good. The cold noodles were a disappointment. It was a clump of noodles, tasteless and icy cold. Will not ever order than again. Anyhow, we still had a good time.
After lunch, we drove home and Cayden did not fall asleep in the car as expected. Instead, he was singing along with the children songs CD we were playing for him. Ok, he wasn't really singing... he was just repeating the last word of each phrase. But it was still cute.
When we arrive home, he decided to play on the front yard. Hubby took a piece of styrofoam and stuck a few strands of tall grass in it. Cayden took the "stick" and went around brushing all the tall grass. He went crazy! We took a video, but not the crazy part. This was when he was more subdued.


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