Banana Custard Smoothie

Last night we slept at a fancy hotel called the Protea Hotel. We got there at about ten o' clock, and someone who worked at Protea showed us where our room was. It was a pretty nice room, with three beds, a mini refrigerator, and a couch. 

We were really tired because we had been on two 10+ hour flights, so we brushed our teeth and went to bed. The room was nice, but the bed was not. It only had a few thin sheets, and the room was freezing. I didn't get that much sleep and woke up when Daddy started showering. 

After everybody got up, Daddy ordered room service, and the food we got was actually pretty GOOD. I got avocado toast, Acadian and Mommy got omelets, and Daddy got something called a "Balalaika Special." We even got free orange juice! Everything was very yummy, especially the orange juice because it was freshly-squeezed. 

We then ordered an Uber to drive us to the airport. The driver had a "banana custard smoothie" which looked very good. I kept looking a it so I could remember what it looked like if I ever saw it in a store. 











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  1. Grumpy GrampyJune 20, 2022 at 10:31 AM

    How luxurious to be ordering room service" hope the boys don't expect it in the future. I don't think we ever have.
    Grammy

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    1. Aunt BusterJuly 13, 2022 at 10:24 AM

      I'm pretty sure that may have been the first time we ordered room service with the boys. Due to covid, it was safer than eating inside in the restaurant, and surprisingly, the prices were about the same.

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  2. Grumpy GrampyJune 20, 2022 at 11:44 AM

    Just the start of what will be quite an adventure.
    GG

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