So I went to teach at Scrappuccino this past Monday and it was this Amazing Fun Southern Store. You are driving down this country road and all of a sudden there it is- about a half hour out of Nashville. When you walk in it is this OLD building with ALL the charm you would expect from a southern store. I taught both the Inner Circle and the Window-Pane classes. Both went well even though we were missing the letters for my Window-Pane Class.
As you can see, I wore my typical black t-shirt and this was a good thing. In the Inner Circle Class, I was helping with an album and tried to put some of the 3M glue on a page. I couldn’t get any glue out so I squeezed really hard and then BOOOM it EXPLODED. All over me and the wall and just a little on the floor. OOPS. Good thing I had my nice old black t-shirt on.
The big news of my trip however, was the dinner we had in-between the two classes. We walked next door and had the best southern cooked meal ever. I had the ham with mashed potatoes and fresh cucumbers in vinegar (I had to have seconds on the cucumbers).
As for desert, WOW. It was a fresh raspberry cobbler warm with vanilla Ice Cream. The whole thing was less than $10, tip included. If you are ever there, you must try it.
The sign said “Cat fish – Friday night”. What an idea – cat-fish and cropping on a wailing of a good time, Friday night. I have to thank you both for the great time and even better food.
Lance, the blog looks fab. I love reading about your travels. This particular post is making me hungry!!
Posted by: Karen Spears | August 30, 2007 at 03:43 PM
Hi Lance,the blog sure looks cool!
Like Karen, I am loving reading about your travels. And yeah, been there with the 3M glue.
Mou
Posted by: Mou Saha | August 30, 2007 at 06:59 PM
Hey Lance, this is Vicky Blondeel from Hobby Select Belgium www.scrapbookingclub.be ... it's cool that you have your own blog now... so I can follow your life... I still haven't found the time to start one so congrats to you!
hugs!
Posted by: Vicky Blondeel - Belgium | September 14, 2007 at 08:18 AM