Then, THIS happened. It got pretty crazy for a while, but it was all in good fun.
After the dance the dancer changed into her regular clothes. She wore the black matronly dress and sensible shoes of a Greek grandmother. You'd never believe she was the same woman.
And didn't Anne look cute in her headdress? The dancer accosted her with it earlier in the show.
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I just wanted a little Greek Food!
Gotta love the Greeks. Food is cause for any type of celebration, be it hugs, kisses, yelling, dancing... You did great! Opa!
looks like SO MUCH FUN!!!! I've been looking for good greek food...is this place worth it?
Isn't technology wonderful. I'm on the other end of the country, but I'm able to experience the event along with you just a day after it occurred. I miss both of you fun young ladies !!! Bob E.
Yanni's has, as former colleague Shawn Splane once put it: "good food to dollar ratio"....meaning not too expensive. It is not, however, the best Greek food I've had in Seattle. That's at Nikko's, a little hole in the wall place in Magnolia. but Yanni's is pretty inside and has a huge menu. (Miss you too, Bob E!)
What a blast. Almost makes me want to take up belly dancing. But do I have the belly for it?! I just don't know about that!
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