Things are just about ready for Tuesday night’s presentation at The People’s Winery: the slideshow is ready; all of the technology is in place (projector, audio, etc.); and, most importantly, the wine is purchased and ready for consumption!
I got to sample the various wines that are made right on the premises, and I have to say, they are outstanding! And the place is absolutely beautiful!
I also ate at my favorite burger joint, Mr. Happy Burger, today. I had my traditional tenderloin deluxe with a side of french fries and tarter sauce — and probably the best Coke I have ever had (owner Bob Shanks allegedly taste tests the mix every couple days to ensure that it has just the right balance of syrup and carbonation — take that McDonalds!). I would have posted a picture, but I devoured it before I even had time to think about pulling out my camera!
Kevin,
ReplyDeleteOur conversation the other day about all the old local businesses sparked a memory. I'm sure you don't remember it because you were a west sider but Beachler's grocery store was just around the corner from my house and every day after school we'd walk over for penny candy and an ice cold Coke in the bottle. If you made it there first, you got to sit on George's stool in front of the produce coolers and cool off! The store was downstairs and their home was above. I wish I had a picture of that store! George and Ginny Beachler were wonderful staples of the community and I still drive by their shop and remember the penny candy and ice cold cokes, but more importantly, that they always had time to visit with you. They just don't taste like they did when I was a kid. I think the Beachlers had a lot to do with it!