Can’t decide if my heart hurts or my stomach. The awful news that the Hotel Nauvoo is closing permanently hit the media this week. Have been going there so long that I remember when it was family style. My husband took me there for birthday celebrations and since he passed have gone there for my birthday with anther friend. Will certainly miss the cinnamon rolls, the cat fish and the ribs. I do wish the family the best in retirement and hope that someone will buy the property and start new traditions in the wonderful buildings.
The Plymouth Circle Bazaar is this Saturday, November 22 from 9 am to 4 pm at the PCCC located just west of the Plymouth Square. There will be all sorts of crafts, soup by the quart, cakes, cookies, and other baked goods and more.
The funds raised will go toward keeping the building open for activities such as weddings, family gatherings, parties and more. It is a lovely facility with a chapel or activity room complete with a full kitchen. The Circle group also helps with community needs. Please come and support our Center.
The big news this week was the Northern Lights. As I have mentioned, I do remember seeing them more frequently when I was growing up on the farm. It was likely much darker in the country. Also, less pollution. But now we seldom see them so this week was exciting. Got great photos from all around the area from friends. Though I went out both nights, I only got red blobs on Tuesday and nothing on Wednesday. Thanks to all who shared such wonderful photos with me and on face book.
Since we had two really warm days, I have noticed that quite a few people took advantage and put up Christmas lights. Even saw a Christmas tree through a window.
