The night before Easter we spent in Sacramento. Sue's friend friend from high school days Jean. We also had along with us Linzi's friend, Morgan. Jean had flown in to spend some of our Spring break with us. She lives in a town close to Denver. We had a great dinner of Korean Barbeque at Oz in the Sacramento area. It was cool. Each table has a mini gas barbeque with proper venting to the roof. Various meats and vegetables are brought to the table. You cook your own meal and those of your tablemates on the grill. The meat often is marinated, and there are many side dishes of spiced this and that are cold and add to the Korean flavors. Yes there was a Kim Chee. It was not as hot as the fabled ones. I was taken by the shredded Daikon in a sweet sauce.
The restaurant had a meal for 6 and we took that combination. It worked out perfectly.
We spent Easter eve at the Holiday Inn Express downtown. It worked out great for us. It has a super price through hot wire.
There was music at every street corner this Saturday night. I think that it was one of those art walk Satruday nights where the galleries are open.
The next morning, ate breakfast at the hotel and hung out at Linzis and Sean's for teh morning. I helped mash up the potatoes that we took to the Easter Party in Freemant. We met everyone of our family over at Ardenwood Farm preserve at Fremont in the East bay. It was really great to see the family. Everyone was there .except Acacia. She is studying hard at UC San Diego.
It was a great party. We ate and drank and chewed the fat. Bob, my brother in law brought the cold chicken and the surprise desert were the strawberry parfaits that Cammie made right on the spot from strawberries and crumbled pound cake, There were plenty of deviled eggs for the devotees.
We rode the little ag train. Some of the group hiked over the end of the train route and took the train back.
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