My three little ones pose for a family photo. I converted my family to the wonders of Cracker Barrel's breakfast! The little guy really isn't sad...he's just hamming it up for the camera.
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- Day 127: New Year's Eve at the Kennedy Center
- Day 126: Homesick already
- Day 125: Memorabilia
- Day 124: DD!
- Day 123: Breakfast at Cracker Barrel
- Day 122: Peggy!
- Day 121: Merry Christmas!
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- Day 113: The game of champions
- Day 112: A sign I was really pleased to see
- Day 111: Philadelphia
- Day 110: Cracker Barrel with the kids
- Day 109: Spa day and celebrity sighting #4
- Day 108: A little bit of Scotland in Harrisburg
- Day 107: Celebrity sighting #3, or a chat with Mr ...
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3 comments:
You know, I've lived 10 miles away from a Cracker Barrel for ten years now, and have never been. Perhaps I should rectify that.
They are so cute!
V, you have to go, for the store alone! The peppermint sticks are great! (I went once with an ex in Atlanta)
Yeah V, it's great breakfast food! I dunno about the other meals as they're not exactly veg-friendly!
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