Monday, June 19, 2006

Back Home, Sunday, where there is more than corn in Indiana




Picture one is our family. Picture two is my brother, dad and me. Mom was behind the camera!! These are from Father's Day at Indiana Beach - where they have the most phenomenal brunch buffet with Eggs Benedict, fresh sausages and bacon, biscuits and gravy, potatoes - but oddly, no corn! We indulged our sweet tooth - eclairs, chocolate mousse, Reese's peanut butter cheesecake, fresh strawberries and most importantly - DONUTS and JUICE! We won't require any sugar now for .... well at least until next Father's Day.

This is a family tradition - taking my dad to the Roof Garden for breakfast. My parents got engaged out on the docks at Indiana Beach - a spot they can see from the dining area at the restaurant. We roamed the beach weekend after weekend, growing up and we've watched hundreds of ski shows there munching on corn dogs from the Pronto Princess. As teenagers, we even went to a couple of dances at the teen club - but that is a whole other story. When we go there, it really feels like we are home since there are so many good childhood memories .

The wet weather was a big plus, since the place was nearly vacant and we only waited 15 minutes, where in other years we have waited as long as 2 hours for a seat. It was great, we ate too much- and the kids were pretty sedate on the ride home!

6 comments:

Anvilcloud said...

I'm salivating.

J said...

Those are some great pics! I don't think I've ever seen a pic of your entire clan together at once! You resemble your Dad too!

That place sounds delicious! Glad yall had a safe trip back!

Sarah said...

I love Indiana Beach, and yes ~ there is more than corn in Indiana.

taza said...

oh, and by the way,
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
(i've been to bad patty's, can you tell?)
glad you got to be with your dad on Father's Day.
hugs,
taza

Anonymous said...

I don't even remember a restaurant at Indiana Beach. Of course, it's been over 30 years since I've been there.

You guys take a great family photo.

Dale said...

Your dad looks so proud!