Sunday's schedule was lighter than yesterday's, at least it was for me. First, we had dim sum. I was wary of the location because it was in downtown and I was very much over downtown at this point. But, the restaurant was in a living community, so it didn't feel touristy. It was authentic, but we ordered food instead of carts being pushed around. We ordered way too much food, but I knew most of it wouldn't go to waste if we took it back to the Chicondo.
After dim sum, I took Luisa to the airport. Another trip to O'Hare. She was very nice. I hope she succeeds in what she wants. Then, I went home to finish the laundry and make sure the Chicondo was clean for Christina's family. They were moving in for the rest of their stay. I moved to Luisa's room, her parents took my room, and the two moms and the kids took Christina's room. The one and only boy took the sleeper couch that was still in the living room from Sahil's visit. Christina took the couch.
With 10 people now staying in the Chicondo, it still felt spacious. They were all relieved to be there instead of a hotel. Hotels are nice, but they are cramped and confined to a bedroom basically. Here, they had a kitchen and a living room as options to lounge.
They all did laundry because the hotel had bugs. We got Lou Malnati's pizza and stayed in. I became the Tik Tok aunt and played with the kids for a while.
@jmeprcn Because chicondo bathroom is super cute ##emperorsnewgroove ##tiktokauntie ##whydoweevenhavethatlever
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They all rested and soaked their feet to ease the fatigue from all the walking. It's nice that we got to host them. It was nice feeling like a local hosting guests.
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