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Friday, March 17, 2006

Home from Vacation

Lake Ouachita

Just a short note to let you know that I'm back from vacation and will be posting some recipes soon. We had a great time at Lake Ouachita State Park near Hot Springs, Arkansas. The weather and the scenery were beautiful. We did some simple cooking in the cabin, but nothing to write about. The one vegetarian restaurant we found, right across the street from Bathhouse Row in Hot Springs, was called I Relax. It had a simple menu of veggie sandwiches on Ezekiel bread and juices, and it was a welcome relief from the other "home-style" restaurants on that street that served only meat dishes.

My only other food-related experience worth noting is that we stopped in Lake Providence, Louisiana, and bought several different types of Panola hot sauce and a jar of Panola spicy olives, made right there in Lake Providence. I will leave you with this sign, spotted in the flat lands of the Mississippi delta in northeast Louisiana:


We didn't stop there, but we had fun thinking of slogans for future ad campaigns. My sister came up with the winner: "Jehovah Java--Righteous Good Coffee!"

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3 Comments:

Anonymous amey said...

hee hee. I also like the "Ultra Clean Restrooms"! ha. The south is no easy place to be vegan. Once in Georgia we went to a restaurant that had 14 different "Vegetable Side Dishes" to choose from - in the end only the Baked Potato, Fried Okra and Fried Green Tomatoes didn't have meat in them! Meat in the Veggies!! That's when you know you're not in California any more! :)

10:39 AM, March 17, 2006  
Blogger KaiVegan said...

How about this:
Take sandals off. You are entering "Holy (Java) Ground".
Good to hear that you had a great time and thanks for sharing that (and the pictures) with us. Glad you're back though!

3:36 PM, March 17, 2006  
Blogger karina said...

No easy place to be vegan - or gluten-free! ;-) Welcome back! The photographs are great!

9:03 AM, March 18, 2006  

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