
Dearest pals, we're back from sunny Michigan already. I don't know where that time goes. We had a great trip though and arrived to some beautiful weather, including an odd day where the temperature topped 80! Gorgeous! So, we did the lakeshore and pottered down to Shipshewana, we visited bookstores (ok, that was me) and went out for Easter brunch, at the W K Kellogg House. We saw friends and family and even had breakfast with the "Breakfast Tour" (http://thebreakfastour.blogspot.com/).
Annie's cousin has recently set up in business doing therapeutic massage, so we went to Otsego, to visit her and have massages, very luxurious. The pic at the top of this post is taken outside the gym where Jan has her room, in downtown Otsego.



We did a tour of the Kellogg place, after brunch (which did feature canteloupe, but also some magnificent cakes!). The place was decorated very nicely indeed, each bathroom (I forget, were there 7?) had its own unique tiling, all very pretty and art deco. Sadly the pics from indoors didn't come out too wonderfully, but here's one to give you a flavour.

We just took Annie's 'little camera' this time, so I didn't go as mad with photos as I can do - a relief, I'm sure. However, I'll catch you up on the puppy play-dates and allotment pretty soon, so fear not - blogging is back on!


6 comments:
Wow some nice shots with the "little camera". You guys know how to have fun. Massages and bookstores and mansion tours.....nice!
We do try :-)
Annie's not so keen on the bookstore part though! Hope you're well, guess I'd best get over to the stew and see ...
....but YOU did the bookstore. I LOVE bookstores.
My favorite bookstore experience was when we were staying in Salem, Massachusetts. Yeah the witch city! Tom was working at a bank there and I had the opportunity to roam those narrow brick streets from so long ago. I discovered an equally narrow bookstore. I MEAN NARROW! I walked through the doorway into a single aisle, lined on either side with books. They went from floor to ceiling. On my right, in the center of that BOOK STACK was a small opening where I was greeted by an elderly lady. I selected a book and slid my money to the lady in the cubbyhole of books.
No Barnes & Noble that............
waiting for plot pics here! ;¬)
I know Connie hon, I'm so so slow!
at least i got your attention. ;¬)
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