It's almost here! "Crestmont", a historical fiction by Holly Weiss, is set for publication in May of 2010. We will have the book on display and for purchase here in our gift shop at the
Crestmont Inn.
Here is the description:
"Interwoven into the story are details of the rich history of The Crestmont Inn, its owners and the town of Eagles Mere. Many attempts have been made to explain how the mountaintop take in Eagles Mere came to be. Crestmont gives a new twist to an old Native American legend."
How exciting, right? I strongly suggest that ALL Crestmont lovers get their copy, pronto! I personally can't wait to read it….I have heard many interesting stories from several guests that keep my curiosity churning.
I wouldn't say that I'm a history nut, but I love to hear the stories of such things as the original Crestmont. Interestingly enough, my parents own a pair of nightstands that belonged to the Crestmont, they were originally a blue color, and then my mother refinished them to the beautiful hardwood they are now. It's neat to say that they own a piece of history.
In other exciting news, Aaron Kelly is still going strong! Seems to be that Tuesday and Wednesday are the most stressful days here at the Inn all because of the anticipation and anxiety we have for Aaron's performances. I think that it is safe to say that Sullivan County, PA is moderately obsessed with Aaron Kelly, and rightfully so! Good luck Aaron!
The Boys of Eagles Mere Pizza now have t-shirts for purchase. These shirts come in several different colors and sizes - red, navy blue, white, heather gray and black. Get yours the next time you order a pizza pie!
Okay, okay, now I would like to talk about ME! This past weekend Brock and I, along with several others, were able to witness the wedding of two very good friends. We had a lot of fun and the food was outstanding. The wedding took place in the Canton, Pa area, which is where Brock calls home.
Next weekend, April 23-25, I am taking the opportunity to visit my best friend who attends Delaware Valley College in Doylestown, Pa. The college puts on an annual Agricultural Day at the end of April, in which the students are mainly responsible for planning and running this huge event and they do a fantastic job! Such activities at this event include a tour of the farms on campus by a tractor pulled wagon, do-it-yourself tie-die t-shirt booth, homemade apple cider, the Raceway Pig Show and a variety of other fun things. This is a two day event and there are several activities for those of all ages. If you are located or are visiting the South Eastern region of PA next weekend, you must experience A-Day for yourself!