American Day To Share

With a house full of Guest last Saturday our Saturday went something like this...Breakfast was prepared early and waiting for others to eat when they arose from their slumber. Intentionally we encouraged our Guest to sleep in and get rested. Breakfast was potatoes with smoked sausage and scrambled eggs. Fresh blackberries, raspberries, walnuts and pecans. Coffee and Apple Juice to drink. Look what Dunkin' Donuts Coffee does to Tinman.





Mid-morning coffee and then a light Lunch because Supper was going to be a big AMERICAN STEAK at Puffy's Steak House in Maple Hill, Kansas. We have a treadmill in the Familyroom. Tatyana asked what the treadmill was and so we took turns walking on the electric treadmill.



After a light Lunch and Baby was nursed, we loaded up two autos and drove to Wamego to tour the OZ MUSEUM. We all sat on the Green Throne! Photos encouraged.



After we visited the Land of Oz, we stopped off and took pictures of AMERICAN BUFFALO that were grazing on the Prairie at PLUMLEE BUFFALO RANCH. Huge creatures that I wouldn't want to be caught in a dark alley with. I appreciate their presence and they do have gorgeous brown eyes, but they can do alot of damage to little ole people.


Onto PUFFY'S STEAK and ICE HOUSE in Maple Hill. I decided to have Filet Mignon. Have you ever had Country Bob's Steak Sauce? This is where I first tasted it. Like it alot. It was Prom Night for Wamego High School and a group of students strutted their stuff as they entered the establishment to Dine. It was a treat to see so many teenagers dolled up. Puffy's Onion Rings are a treat as well! Delicious.






With tummys full we drove to the KONZA PRAIRIE look-out and viewed a KANSAS SUNSET across the KONZA PRAIRIE...this was outstanding...and my camera was on the fritz. Out of memory, it was a gorgeous sight.



We drove onto Manhattan, Kansas to have a fancy cup of coffee at THE BLUESTEM. Doin' my best to cut calories when having coffee and the skinny LATTEs are still mighty tasty. We sat at this coffee spot and visited. Very pleasant.




Drove the KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY Campus and showed Tatyana the largeness of the KSU property. So much property spread out on so much ground. Saw the large buildings lit, parked the car and took Tatyana inside Hale Library. She asked if we would need documentation to enter the building...no we didn't. In her country a large University is two buildings. Inside the Library it is like a small town.


If we had more time there is so much more I would have liked to show our company. Time got away from us. All in All...it was an American Day.


Recap:
Breakfast
Coffee
Conversation
Treadmill
Lunch
Drive
Oz Museum
Buffalo
American Steak Dinner
Konza Prairie
Kansas Sunset
Manhattan Coffee
KSU Tour
Home to put a ham in the crockpot for Mother's Day Meal.
Nice Day! AMERICAN STYLE.
~Deanna~