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Wednesday, July 14, 2010
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heh i used to love going to the Lake of the Ozarks when I was little...
ReplyDeletenow its part trashy, part touristy, part kitschy...all in all i've never been one for lake swimming.
But theres still a dock there you can buy food to feed the wild carp that gather around, knowing people will toss them food.
And a restaurant called Kay's where you can order from the breakfast menu and any item you purchase [i think its priced out 2 items, 3 items, 4 items etc is $X]...then whatever you ordered is all you can eat, made fresh and brought to your table.
Sometimes a second helping of french toast is a good thing :)
theres also a junk shop or two i like to duck into, mostly to see the same overpriced things i've seen for the last 10 years. but its an experience.