Keeping it on the low down

Last night we went out for one last supper "here". A friend recommended a place called Sapora.  It is set up with separate dining areas inside of individual yurts, with music and the staff dressed in traditional attire.  It was nice, and with our group being somewhat large, we had an entire yurt to ourselves and the kids could be fussy, fidgety and frolicky without bothering any other diners.

We have been trying to lay low while in "here" because of the political environment around adoptions.  As we dined we noticed several Americans at the restaurant and then, in walked the US Ambassador to "here".  And the accompanying secret service men and security detail.  In the yurt right next to us they were having some important diplomatic gathering!  I guess we chose the wrong night to try and lay low at Sapora!

The food was good and not too expensive.  We had a great time and would recommend this place to anyone visiting Bxxxx.

Here is a picture of the kids.  They were all tired and hungry but, as usual, they did great during our meal.