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More Food! Also a Loa Weight Update!

Another new post though it doesn't seem like anyone is looking because of no comments (hint, hint) j/k!

Yesterday got a chance to meet up with some of Kazumi's old co-workers/ friends Scott, and Shiho for dinner at Kyoto's here in Utah. Just a sampling of the food below!


I had the terriyaki chicken which is rare for me (I usually get the terriyaki steak) but either way it was good since they use the same merinade anyways. Man I gotta get the receipy for the marinade. Maybe I can get Kazumi to get Shiho who works there to sneak it out for me. I know it can't be that hard. Scott got the terriyaki steak and Kazumi got the Nabeyaki Udon which was suggested by Wami another one of our friends. Man that thing was huge! Shiho had to work but she talked with us a bit between waiting tables.

Next week we might be going to a Matsuri (Japanese Festival) downtown just to hang out and have some fun. They are not very big but still fun to go to anyway.

Speaking of BIG! We gave Loa a bath in the bathroom sink which we sometimes do if we are in a rush. For example when he has an accident on dear old Dad. If you don't know what I mean by accident, its numerical reference is a 'no. 2' which coincidentally if you changed the 't' sound to a 'p' sound you would get what I meant also. Needless to say it was a very interesting experience though the only one still smiling in the 'end' was Loa himself. But to get back on track. We took some pictures of him in the sink getting cleaned off (no worries no accidental material was photographed in the process) and we compared it with some older shots and weeellll... As you can see we might not be able to use the sink for much longer haha!



So I guess that's it for now, actually leaving to meet up with some other friends for some Mexican tonight. Woot it's always a bonus when I get to eat out twice in a weekend! If it's any good I'll post it. If it's really bad I'll post it also hehe!

Aloha!
(* Just a tip if you click on the photo's you can see the pictures better.)

Comments

Anonymous said…
Yey, welcome to the blog world! Even though I've never posted on ours (Thanks to Jerin's diligence!), I always enjoy reading our friends' postings. Keep posting with pictures!
Jerin said…
Nice pics! Mmmmmm - kyoto! We always go for our annivesary. That Loa kid's looking like a little Buddha nowadays. :)

Hey, let us know about the Matsuri of course. oh shoot - we might not be around... We amazingly just chilled at home this weekend. We babysat another couple's new baby. Hope to see ya soon!
Anonymous said…
Hey, Keoki. I got your blog adress from Kazumi. No comments, huh? Here is one for you. Loa was so cute last night. By the way, when you get the recipie for teriyaki, we can have a dinner. hehe.
Anonymous said…
So, This is a second time. For some reasons, it did not published. Hunn. Any how, Loa is a big chunky cute boy. Hey, when you get the teriyaki recipie, need to get together for dinner, yea?
Anonymous said…
Brada,

Most of those recipies are small kine, I go cook chicken for you sometime so you can try my one.

Keola
Keoki said…
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Keoki said…
Thanks for the welcome (Wami)and you should post. Some day I'm gonna get Kazumi to post here too especially when she goes to Japan. I know it would be very fun!

Yeah (Jerin)Kyoto's is probably one of my favorite restaurants in Salt Lake City. Reminds me of a place back home called Tokyo Tei's (man I miss that place!)

Well as soon as I can get it I'll see what we can do about dinner (Satomi) but Kazumi doesn't think our friend would know the recipe anyway so it might be a lost cause.

Yo (Keola) any food stuff (recipe's)you can send me would be tight. But I'm already getting to fat off the stuff I've been making so I dunno if I'll be able to try it all.

Most of the stuff I try to make like I mentioned is stuff I used to eat at this place on Maui called Cupies Drive In. Most people who have lived on Maui for a couple of years as well as any LDS from Maui loves this place since the Stake Center is right across the street. Mmmm! Man I miss that place though I heard the owners changed a few years ago so not sure if the foods still good anymore. I’ve read comments for both good and bad though so I'll just have to check for myself in December.
Anonymous said…
Hey Brother, Kazumi & Loa

Oh, Kazumi I know just what you mean about the jello arms and the up chuckking. I took Tita a few times just to Oahu, but with help and that's still hard.
We sure missed you guys this weekend....I took the 'Ohana 2 Grand Wailea for a few days. Mom slept and read in the AC room, dad walked all over talking everyones ears off ha ha...We did the dig to the pool. It was so nice, hot and sunny. Kiha found that floaters do wonders and was as independednt as could be... we just had to be reminded of the running. Tita just loved the water. I'm so lucky to have many hands to help with her heavy little butt =). Kaha was MIA at the game room, but swam till 10PM both nights. Nu'u was another drama story and I won't go there. Kahele and Kahale enjoyed them selves also. Summer also came on Saturday to swim and sleep on the fether beds. She is big =^.

TALKING ABOUT FOOD... OUT BACK STEAK house was ONO (good tasting)I had the teri steak and lobster, I only ate the salad,bread and lobster. We had the steak for breakfast. It was still ONO the next day.

This get away was a belated birthday outing for the 2 16teen year old kids. Fabian also joined us at dinner Summer's hubby. Can't wait to see you guys.

KISS OLA for me, and mom, tut's, Aunty Leola and Aunty Kiki
finished his quilt. It's beautiful.

Aloha Lei

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