Tu Tus and Cross-dressing - Part Four

As people started arriving the real fun began. The Tu Tu Tango Cafe is not a place I'd likely have ever chosen to try if not for this event, but I'm so glad we experienced it. They even had Southern Comfort so lights was a happy camper.

Meemo and family arrived and we finally got to meet his beautiful wife and cutie pie daughter. I wish I had had more time to visit with them like a lot of people. Seana and family showed up for a bit to say hi and bye to us. It was too bad they couldn't stay but it had been a long day and the kidlets were tired.

It was here that I got to have a little chat with Pippy. He's quite the little charmer. I asked him for a hug and he jumped right up into my arms and we chatted while talking to a girl who was painting a picture of a cat, of all things. Pippy told her that he had a cat that went away to another home. The artist told me later that his story struck a chord with her because her cat had just disappears recently and she thought it might be because she hadn't fed it soft food.

The Silverfamily called to say they couldn't find the restaurant so Meemo, Nolay and I all tried a hand at directions. After a couple of calls, they finally joined us and presented us all with lovely chocolate starfish. Thanks Silver!

After dinner there were bananas and tequila. We gathered outside on the sidewalk where we snickered over Jimbo's lovely handbag and took our group shot with the help of a stranger or two.



and a walk to the falls while the gamblers headed to the Casino. We walked down the longest hill ever and finally got to see and feel the mist - the maid of the mist, not fist. *giggle*

The climb back up the hill turned into a stroller race with Byoffer and Nolay (pushing babycq) making the dash for the finish line. We said our good-byes to the Silverfamily and headed to the Casino to meet up with the rest of the group before heading back to the sweet suite to sample Nolay's fine selection of beer. Babycq took a short dip in the fountain and let it be known to Mommy that she wasn't impressed. When the gamblers returned, some a little lighter in the wallet, we said good-bye to cq and headed to the sweet suite.