Day 23 - Scrapple and Kitchen Kettle Village

Woke up a little later than usual today, just felt tired for some reason. I bought some scrapple yesterday and decided to fry up a piece today for breakfast. For those that don't know what scrapple is, it's made of pork scraps and cornmeal. When I was younger, I didn't like it at all. But as I got older, I started liking it more.

Mmmm...scrapple!

After lunch, my grandma's neighbor brought over a Lhasa Apso she was dogsitting. Her name was Ginger, and she was the sweetest dog. Didn't bark at all. I walked her around the courtyard a couple of times so she could get some exercise.
Then we were off to Kitchen Kettle Village, a tourist trap with a jelly shop, smokehouse shop, and other places to spend all your money.
Our first stop was the jelly shop, which has free samples of jellies, jams, marmalades, relishes, salsas, pickles, pies, and other yummy stuff. You can make a meal out of everything you sample.

David trying out the jellies

After purchasing a few jars of jellies, we picked up a cool refreshing birch beer before heading to Immergut Pretzels. We usually share just one but this time we had to have our own.

While we were sitting there, eating our pretzels, we saw this sight at the bank across the street. I bet you don't see this every day at your bank drive thru window:

Not sure what we're doing tomorrow, although there is an ice cream social at the main retirement village building. Mmm...ice cream...