Mine started out with a yogurt parfait – strawberries, pineapple, blueberries, banana, local honey, flax seed, and covered with granola and a side of graham cracker and peanut butter. I poured a k-cup and then I sat back with my breakfast treat and turned on the tv to see what George Stephanopoulos had to say …
Rusty Andrews
Do you know what today is? Yes, it’s Tuesday, that’s for sure. And yes, it’s June 1st. But did you know that it is also the Duck’s 31st birthday? Well, it is. And I am so happy to be able to say that. You know last year, on our 30th birthday, there was some actual …
Saturday last, with most all the bakeries around town closed for the day, I set out to find french rolls, bread boules and hamburger buns to get us through the day. After 2 1/2 hours I found that Three Brothers on Belfort did indeed have most all that I needed. I spoke with Janice on …
Goodbye Miss Bonnie Even though I thought I was prepared, I wasn’t really ready to say goodbye to our Ms. Bonnie. This beautiful, funny, talented, kind and loving woman has been a part of our family for over forty years and now she is gone. There is no one like Bonnie. I remember the day …
This is a text block. You can tell this by seeing that there are words in it. I like to use the words to give you my take on things including what we have going on at the Duck. But mostly I can use this space to brag about how smart the black and white …
Saturday was a good day. Our appointments were at 12:30 but we were so anxious to get there that we left home an hour earlier than need be, just in case. Turns out that was a very good thing because as we approached the turn onto Greenbriar we were faced with this line of traffic. …
Seems like only yesterday that we were strolling down memory lane sorting through the scrapbooks and sharing stories with you about the early days. And then wow, corona happened and everything changed. What a crazy few weeks this has been. For all of us. Everybody is working from home, we are waiting in line to …
“You know what you need?” said any number of well intentioned patrons who would drop by the Duck in our earliest days. “No” I would sigh. “What do we need?” The list was long and one of the most common “needs” was a place to put your foot while leaning against the bar. Little did …
I may have mentioned in previous ramblings either one or the other of us had to be present at the Duck from the moment we opened until closing time. When I would have to leave to do the banking or TWWNCNBUIP would take off for St. Vincent’s to pick up our twelve year old kitchen …
Seems like only yesterday that we were strolling down memory lane sorting through the scrapbooks and sharing stories with you about the early days. And then wow, corona happened and everything changed. What a crazy few weeks this has been. For all of us. Everybody is working from home, we are waiting in line to enter the grocery …
