We picked them up for morning breakfast, and brought them to this restaurant which Marcus had gone to (when he was part of the brothers' team for the wedding of his colleague, this was where the brothers had their breakfast).
The food is not the best here in Foshan, but the atmosphere was truly one from the past.
This is the view from the veranda in our dining room.
The table in the veranda. This used to be the bean grinder that's used to grind soyas etc to make milk in the past.
Settling down in the room
Daddy, Mummy and Calvin
Quickly get your seats!
Busy eating!
Mummy had finished eating, and here she is feeding the kois and enjoying the scenery.
Posing for a picture after feeding the kois
Family picture. So sweet
Cousinly love!
This is one of the decoration items placed at the entrance of the restaurant. This is a bridal sedan used many many years ago to carry the brides on the wedding day.
Mummy can't shake off her occupation hazzard! She went behind the counter, and promptly asked "yes, what you wanna order?" Haha.
After breakfast, we brought them to 西樵山 to view the giant Kwan Yin.
On our way up the hill
This is what we came to view
So sweet and compatible right, this couple? haha
Lots of love...
All the grandkids posing with grandparents
Notice the two idiots playing a fool in the background? haha
Writing our wishes to be thrown up on the tree. Our wish is billingual. Half in English, and the other half in Mandarin. Haha. Some more I needed help to write the correct words in Mandarin!
We spotted some people lighting firecrackers, and it was super loud! This is a shot of when it just started.
The grand finale
The cleaner sweeps majority of the debris into the blackened hole in the wall
Kenny uncle decided to buy a firecracker and light it too. Here they are discussing the best way to light the fuse.
And after that, it was off to 上下九 for lunch and a bout of shopping before returning to the hotel to reset.
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