Night Life

We spent about four hours out on the boardwalk this afternoon. I did not put sun screen on my face. So my cheeks got a little red. Afterwards I decided to sleep off the pain. I awoke to Momoko calling about our dinner plans. I was not hungry due to a large steak sub lunch. Therefore we sent the kids down to the pool.

There was a further delay after swimming as the kids washed off the chlorine. We then proceeded to an ice cream shop for dinner. The school secretary is working there for spring break. We did not see her as she works the day shift. Kit Kat got a milkshake. Little Kat was not allowed one because of his allergies. All of us that got french fries were given more than we could eat. Momoko walked out with an ice cream she can't seem to get anywhere else - chocolate chip coconut.

Momoko forced us to spend some quality time together playing card games. The rest of us voted to play the quickest game we knew. That is Monopoly cards edition. I had one goal. Make sure Little Kat did not win again like he did last night. I was successful. Right now Little Kat is playing Momoko's iPad, helping her progress in this dragon game. I think I might play an iPhone game myself.

Jukebox Surprise

Momoko and the girls went shopping this afternoon. That left Little Kat and I to fend for ourselves at lunch. Little Kat advised me to take us to the Silver Diner. I had a coupon that expired today. Must be our destiny.

Little Kat tried to get me to approve a milkshake, bowl of soup, gourmet burger, and sundae dessert. I laughed at first, then informed he was authorized for a large water and half a salad. He was a bit dejected. However the salads there were good.

Then Little Kat wanted me to give him a quarter for the jukebox at our table. Last time we were there, Little Kat lost his quarter in the machine. So I declined. He played with the machine and chose a song. I found it strange that the song he chose played over the loudspeaker.

Maybe it was chance. Little Kat chose another song. The machine clicked and then his second choice played without the need for a quarter. Little Kat had me listen to another 30 minutes worth of songs. Finally we had to go. Little Kat said he ended up selecting $15 worth of music without putting any money in the machine. Let's hope the other customers enjoyed his selections.