It's not often you see three sets of twins at one table, and even rarer is it to see only three sets of twins at one table, without any adults!
After four days of winter camp at Humber Arboritum, we took the boys out to dinner along with a fellow POM and her two, and the twins from the twins/triplets family we volunteer with. It was the other mother's idea to divide and conquer: The Jack Astor's experience supports noisy kids, so we got two tables -- a booth for the adults, and a big, round table for all the twins. It was quite amusing to see the six boys carrying on and having a grand old time. I think the highlight for them was when a Beyonce video came on the TV (we never watch this kind of thing at home) -- all eyes were on the swivelling hips, both on the screen, and also at the table!
After four days of winter camp at Humber Arboritum, we took the boys out to dinner along with a fellow POM and her two, and the twins from the twins/triplets family we volunteer with. It was the other mother's idea to divide and conquer: The Jack Astor's experience supports noisy kids, so we got two tables -- a booth for the adults, and a big, round table for all the twins. It was quite amusing to see the six boys carrying on and having a grand old time. I think the highlight for them was when a Beyonce video came on the TV (we never watch this kind of thing at home) -- all eyes were on the swivelling hips, both on the screen, and also at the table!
a grainy photo taken by one of the waitstaff at Jack Astor's the Queensway
While the wait staff tripped over each other to cater to "all those cute little twins", we adults enjoyed some relative "quiet" time at our booth next door.
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