Warsaw

Morning began with Aunt Barbara making homemade biscuits and gravy. What a nice treat!

Aunt Barbara showed us around town and then we headed off to the WARM House, which stands for Warsaw Area Resource Ministry, where she and Uncle Bob volunteer each week. We loved meeting all of the volunteers and even got to help sort out clothes that were donated earlier in the day.




Zac and I left the WARM House for a little while and went next door to the local Common Ground Cafe, operated by the Twelve Tribes. We met Joseph (which he told us was pronounced "yo-SAFE") in the WARM House earlier and was greeted by him as we walked into the Cafe. Talk about an interesting character. He said he walked from Chicago to Chattanooga once! He even knew where the Yellow Deli is off of McCallie Avenue and approximately where our house is! We just had to get a picture with him. As we were heading out of the Cafe, we were treated to some interesting Hibiscus tea and some gluten-free carob muffins.

The Harry S. Truman Dam was our next stop. We got some great pictures there and then headed back to the WARM House to meet Uncle Bob and Aunt Barbara for lunch at the local Subway.

After lunch, we went back to the WARM House and helped out until closing time. Then, we drove back to the house and relaxed some before Aunt Barbara began preparing dinner.

We felt like royalty! Dinner consisted of Crappie fish (no, not pronounced "crappy" but "croppy"), homemade macaroni and cheese, homemade coleslaw, and marinated vegetable salad. Delish!!!

After dinner, we got to sit back, relax, and veg out on the couch. Ahhh......time for bed.