UCLA Social Sciences Computing Summer Picnic 2016

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SSC Summer Picnic

Veggie skewers and portabello mushrooms.

Andrew fanning the grill.

Licking lips. Or is that snout?

Pizza's here! (so is Hugo)

Combination pizza.

Still not sure who brought the tasty fried chicken.

And the piece de resistance, Vietnamese whole roast pig! (thanks Joe!!)

Looking on in amazement.

Jarett and Baby Yuna.

Hamburgers on the grill.

The big boss himself. Joe.

Joe.

Mike. Bryce (background) clearly gets his goofyness from his Dad.

Baby Kenny is baby no longer!

Adding corn to the grill.

Pokemon Go time.

Whole group is into Pokemon!

Thirsty.

Tyler.

Bethany.

Hibiki Japanese Harmony. In a classy red Solo cup.

Mother and daughter.

Joe working the grill. Joe 2.0 watches.

Walteria Park.

Nice little park.

Bratwursts and corn.

Jason's son.

Pokemon Go with baby foot.

Couscous.

Trying on the pig head.

More hungry dogs.

Trying on sunglasses.

Cheesin' for the camera.

Kai and his wife.

Baby Yuna is clearly the center of attention.

The Chen family. Carlos.

Carlos.

Hangin' out. (and waiting for the carne asada to cook!)

Swinging and eating corn. Multitasking!

Swings are popular.

Tearing into the carne asada.

Taking a break. Miku.

Miku.

Eating fancy maple bacon chips.

Tug 'o war.

Victory!

Defeat.

Playing with Baby Yuna.

UCLA Social Sciences Computing annual summer picnic at Walteria Park in Torrance. Cute little park sized just about right for one medium-large group like ours with all the basic amenities, including running water right by the shaded picnic tables.

By special request, Joe brought a whole roast pig (NOMNOMNOMNOM!!), there was carne asada, bratwursts, hamburgers, corn, Costco pizza, fried chicken, bacon, veggie skewers, portabello mushrooms, brownies, tons of fancy chips, flan, and tons more!

Good times all 'round, especially tug-'o-war with Joe and Joe 2.0. All the dogs got plenty of attention as well, although Baby Yuna (Jarett and Megumi's daughter) definitely stole the show. Good times were further enhanced by the proximity of Pokestops, of course.