Kindred Spirits 

2017 New England, Ohio, Road Trip

A reunion is a wonderful thing. When we learned Amanda would be arriving this afternoon in anticipation of üCamp17 next week, we made a point to be at Winklepleck when she arrived. We met at last year’s gathering when she was a brand new T@Bber and immediately liked this fun loving gal. After getting her T@B situated on the right spot the three of us piled into Eric and headed off to find an adventure or two. Wine tasting at Swiss Heritage Wines and falling in love with the Strawberry Rhubarb wine! Then on to Charm Family Restaurant and incredible Meatloaf. But the best part of the evening was the conversation. Looking forward to sharing more rewarding experiences with Amanda this week and beyond!

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