Fun Times with Friends

Last week, we caught up with some friends and had some fun times ...

Sunday evening, we went to Steve and Candice's house for dinner--they moved back to Atlanta from Chicago a little over a year ago, I guess. (Steve and Tanna used to work together.) It was our first time to see Baby Jordan, who had just turned 8 weeks old. He's a cutie! I love his nursery!

Candice's sister painted the animals on the nursery wall--didn't she do a great job?

Tanna and Kate hanging out before dinner

The Lovetts

Kate *loved* climbing their stairs and playing with Hannah.

All the guys ...

Moms and babes

Funny story kind of relating to Steve and Candice. They got married the same year we did, but about four or five months later. Well, the morning of their wedding, I needed to check something (location or time or something--can't remember)--so I got on their wedding Web site. You know how such sites will have a place to write a brief description about the couple? Well, on theirs, Candice had written that Steve was a "hot doctor." It was a cute write-up, and I read it to Tanna. He was like, "How come you never call me a 'hot doctor'?" And then he was acting all pouty! LOL! So since then I call him a hot doctor all the time. haha

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A few days later, Michael, a friend of Tanna's from his Georgia Tech CCF days, came over to visit for a bit before the guys went out to eat. Michael is in New Orleans now, and it was good to see him.

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And the next day, we went out to eat with Burt and Jenn--who, by the way, just got engaged last month! (CONGRATULATIONS!) Jenn is in dentistry training up in Michigan, so we wanted to get together before she had to go back. We went to Honey Pig, a Korean restaurant up in Duluth. It was really good--and the place was packed! You can read a review by The Blissful Glutton here.

We'll start with the ladies ...

And then the guys ... I can't tell you how hard it is to get a decent picture of these two together. At least one of them usually makes a goofy face. LOL!

Food

Kate eating dinner

Koreans love watermelon--and so do I! Here we are doing a typical Korean photo pose. (When we were in Korea, a lot of people posed like this. :o))