Continuing with the unintentional run of food posts, some photos today from lunch at Mother-in-Law Restaurante. I have no intention of turning this into a food blog, by the way, but sometimes the weekends are busier than the weekdays and the writing part of my brain shuts down by Sunday night. Consider this a placeholder for real commentary after a battery recharge.
{ More photos in the album. }
begging, as usual
a very ripe anona from the backyard
a very ripe anona from the backyard
my father-in-law climbed the roof over the driveway to pick anonas
dancing
November 29, 2015
Album: Portugal [Autumn 2015]
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