Derrick and I look forward to being able to squeeze fun into every weekend. Last weekend, I spent Saturday with Derrick, going to lunch in town and drooling over cool toys in a surf shop, before being able to go home and see my family.
It was nice to be able to see and laugh with my family, even though my brother spent all of dinner Saturday night referring to me as "the guest." Nothing makes you feel like home like when your brother acts like you're a visitor in the home of which you were raised. Dinner was filled with comments like, "Oh, you know that person, too?! How did you meet them?" and "You see in St. Mary's County we like sweet tea; I'm glad you're enjoying it. Do they have that where you're from?" As much as I would deny it, it was pretty hilarious how the comments just kept coming.
I got to see my home church family on Sunday and enjoyed a walk with my family that evening. My mom even cut my hair for me!
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| The bro decided to be nice to me before I left & post haircut. |
Meanwhile, Derrick enjoyed spending Sunday with his dad and a new favorite restaurant in Baltimore, Fogo de Chao. If you've never heard of it, you should
check it out! Derrick and I went together before we left for St. Lucia for our honeymoon and thoroughly enjoyed it. It's like a meat lover's paradise.
Below are some pictures from Derrick's and my visit to Fogo de Chao during our honeymoon. I'm not sure Derrick has had many happier moments than enjoying that food. So it was the highlight of his week (at least) to be able to go again and get some father-son time.
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| This is how much food was left behind… |
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| I'm not sure the waiter was as entertained as Derrick was when he asked to take a picture. Not everywhere serves meat off of giant skewers directly to your plate. |