Greetings from Myrtle Beach

After the premature death of Kramer, the drive down was easy sailing. It took us 13 hours to get to South Carolina and we stayed at a comfort inn inside north Myrtle Beach. We all slept in the next day and killed some time at barefoot landing. Barefoot landing is a local outdoor shopping complex built over water. It features alligators and local birds with restaurants and shopping. We ate at a place called Dick’s Last Resort. The theme of this restaurant is they dish out more than food. You are greeted at the door with an insult from the hostess. Then they seat you at long banquet style tables with other parties. One girl asked for a lemon for her tea and the waiter threw about 8 wedges at her saying “is that enough lemon for you?” they also make these corny paper hats and try to embarrass you by making you wear it. Our waiter kept his comments to a minimum with me. I think he sensed I could go toe to toe with him and he was to busy for that. Jacob wanted to “give the whole restaurant a piece of his mind” Kellie didn’t know they were joking. Dee got up to use the restroom located in the middle of the dining room, only to find a brick wall, with a rooten tooten cowboy painted on it. The food was OK with the ribs being the best.

Our check-in at the Wyndham ocean blvd. resort was a lengthy one. We are one the fourth floor overlooking the pool across from the ocean. The room is incredible. It’s probably the best condo we’ve had so far. Very roomy and clean. It even has an oversize Jacuzzi tub.

For Easter dinner we had ham with pineapple sauce, baked potato and corn on the cob. After dinner we went across the street to the beach. We walked down the street to do some shopping. Hopefully, tomorrow will be a little warmer so we can go to the beach and lay out. Right now we’re gonna watch employee of the month. Check out the photo album.

K & D