Tell me the strangest place you have ever been, or heard of????
I don't think my husband has ever recovered from the date we had where I drove him 2 1/2 hours to go to the Family Tree Restaurant. This little farming town that I wanted to live in, and have the garden of the week award.
What goals I had back then? These days I just want to get the veggies at the store in my kids mouths, and the thought of growing them gives me hives!
So....surprise, he still married me, and yes, I still dream of my little town far away from civilization, where I have the garden of the week award posted in my front yard. Awwww....i can see it now....

9 comments:
Family Tree Restaurant, been their done that. My fav little town is Loa, Utah.
I'm putting you on my blog roll if you don't mind.
Your site has won a Blog of the Day Award (BOTDA)
Award Code
Your award will go live sometime on Saturday December 6, 2008
Thank you,
Bill Austin
Funny how life happens huh? I grew up in the middle of Missouri and was surrounded by all kinds of those funny little towns. I love them!
I, too, have been to the Family Tree Restaurant. Yummy Scones!!!! I grew up in one of those little dinky towns. Population 500. Oh, wait a minute I've got some chickens to catch;)
Romeoville isn't far from Normal, Illinois LOL
there was a Festus, MO on our road trip :)
We spent the night in the car, in a church parking lot on our honeymoon in Truckee,California. It got so late ( we drove all day) that we couldn't find a hotel or motel that had a vacancy !
Hey, I know where that is. Probably about an hour away from me. Yea.
I lived in Dingle, Idaho. It was small, and the sign said entering Dingle on one side and leaving on the other.
Congrats to the winner!!
Post a Comment