After church, we continued with our Mother's Day tradition with a Panda Express picnic at the park. We then went to the Japanese Garden in Van Nuys for their Mother's Day celebration. The event consisted of...
ORIGAMI
IKEBANA EXHIBITS
DOLL MAKING - DEMONSTRATION & DISPLAY
KAMISHIBI - JAPANESE STORY TELLING
TEA & COOKIES IN THE SHOIN
BUILDING
GENERAL ADMISSION : $3.00
CHILDREN UNDER 10 AND SENIORS : $2.00
GENERAL ADMISSION : $3.00
CHILDREN UNDER 10 AND SENIORS : $2.00
We had wedding photographs taken here and it brought back good memories coming here for the first time since our wedding. It was a very hot day, so we bought the girls 2 paper fans to cool down as they walked through the garden. It was very cute watching the girls fan themselves during our walk.
Making origami flowers was our first stop in the garden. They were simple to make and the girls had fun. They even gave us tiny vases to put the flowers in.
Making origami flowers was our first stop in the garden. They were simple to make and the girls had fun. They even gave us tiny vases to put the flowers in.
We came to the shoin building where they were serving tea, lemonade and cookies for $2/person. We sat down at the table overlooking the water sipping lemonade and eating those yummy Japanese cookies with the almond in the middle. One of the volunteers in the shoin came over to the table to do some magic tricks for the girls which was a fun added bonus.
We finished our stroll through the garden and headed home. Our day continued as we went to my parent's house for our yearly tradition of eating KFC dinner while enjoying the nice evening weather in the backyard.
We finished our stroll through the garden and headed home. Our day continued as we went to my parent's house for our yearly tradition of eating KFC dinner while enjoying the nice evening weather in the backyard.
It was a happy Mother's Day full of love, fun and lot of food!
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