Last Sunday, we had the chance to witness the North Berkeley Spice of Life festival, which was held just along the street outside our apartment complex. This annual event aims to celebrate North Berkeley's landmark as a 'Gourmet Ghetto'. As a result, there were cooking demos and sampling by the East Bay's finest chefs, and gourmet food offerings from neighborhood restaurants throughout the festival. Besides catering to the food-lovers, there were also booths selling exquisite art and craft pieces, and offering mini-facials and massages.Daddy kept himself entertained by getting a massage at one of the booths while Mommy found the nature sculpture project particularly interesting.
There were also activities for children ranging from a rock climbing wall, pony rides, farm animals, face painting to dance and composting activities.
Mommy was pleasantly surprised to see that Sheri lifted up a Hola hoop on herself even though nobody demonstrated it to her.
As usual, Sheri was so excited to pet the farm animals that she could not wait to get into cage the minute she saw them. Once she was in the cage, she was running all over the place busy petting the animals. Poor animals! Here comes an over-zealous child!
See how intimate she wanted to get with the goose! She wanted to kiss the goose at its beak and rear. Poor little goose!
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