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Small town fall festivals are fun! The Great Locomotive Chase Festival kicks off the season for us. There’s lots of vendors but if you go, don’t miss the depot. You will learn a lot about our sweet little town.
Today is a day for Steve! It’s National Coffee Day. Look at that smile. He drinks it all day. I am not a regular coffee drinker but I will have some occasionally.
I had dolls when I was little but I was more interested in reading Nancy Drew and other books than playing with dolls. The Barbie movie had reignited interest in the iconic doll. When I saw this Barbie roller skate in Branson, I just had to stop and check out the World’s Largest Toy Museum. There’s a lot of toys and other items but for this post, I am going to focus on the dolls.
This is us this time last week. We had a great time in the Ozarks and we were about to take a beautiful drive home. We were excited about autumn beginning and the beautiful weather we were going to have.
We have planned for months to spend this weekend in Forsyth as the town celebrates its bicentennial. Covid had other plans. Steve tested positive on Sunday. And while I am still testing negative, I am very sick today. I have pretty much lost my voice. When I can talk, Steve says I sound like a bass singer for a gospel group. Hopefully this is just a terrible head cold or sinus infection. It’s back to urgent care for me in the morning if I still test negative.
This is the two-room home that Elvis Presley lived in as a young boy in Tupelo, Mississippi. Times were hard for the Presley family. But Gladys showered her son with love and made this little house a home.

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