A Little of This...
Nicole worked most of the morning and afternoon, so I was left home to my own devices today.
Naturally I played Mario 3D most of the day, inching my way closer to the big prize! When I wasn't playing Mario, I worked on Richasi's Domain, or more correctly, worked on trying to close out the Walt Disney World Album Redux project on Snapshots. Today I finally managed to do that, adding 300 pictures from the Magic Kingdom in five categories to the page. And with that project now closed out I can turn my attention back to Grand Chapiteau and begin updating that site with new Cirque developments.
After Nicole got home we went out on a "date" to Nakato (www.nakatorestaurant.com/), a Japanese restaurant that's just round the corner from us. We've driven by them countless times and decided tonight to finally give them a try - they're fantastic! Much like Mitsukoshi at EPCOT, Nakato is divided up into a traditional dining room area and a teppan dining room. Tonight we tried the traditional dining room and took in a fantastic meal of tamago, tempura, and, for dessert, green tea creme brule!
We dropped by Barnes & Noble over on Peachtree after for a quick browse then returned home to finish up Battlestar Galactica, finally. =)
Naturally I played Mario 3D most of the day, inching my way closer to the big prize! When I wasn't playing Mario, I worked on Richasi's Domain, or more correctly, worked on trying to close out the Walt Disney World Album Redux project on Snapshots. Today I finally managed to do that, adding 300 pictures from the Magic Kingdom in five categories to the page. And with that project now closed out I can turn my attention back to Grand Chapiteau and begin updating that site with new Cirque developments.
After Nicole got home we went out on a "date" to Nakato (www.nakatorestaurant.com/), a Japanese restaurant that's just round the corner from us. We've driven by them countless times and decided tonight to finally give them a try - they're fantastic! Much like Mitsukoshi at EPCOT, Nakato is divided up into a traditional dining room area and a teppan dining room. Tonight we tried the traditional dining room and took in a fantastic meal of tamago, tempura, and, for dessert, green tea creme brule!
We dropped by Barnes & Noble over on Peachtree after for a quick browse then returned home to finish up Battlestar Galactica, finally. =)