Friday Evening in Sylva

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It’s become our tradition. On Friday evenings the two of us head into Sylva on our weekly date. Our first stop is The Cut Cocktail Lounge to enjoy a special creation by Jesse, our favorite bartender. This evening he crafted a Black Walnut Manhattan for Steve and a Fernet Negroni for Karen. We rated them both off the chart! Wow! From there we head to one of the close by restaurants. Guadalupe Cafe was our choice recently but tonight found us at Lulu’s on Main sharing one of tonight’s specials, a Ribeye with an incredible Mushroom Gravy. Since we’ve been putting in long days digitizing our paper files and organizing our digital files, it’s been fun to reward ourselves each Friday evening.

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  1. Debi Ford
    Debi Ford on March 11, 2020 at 12:54 pm

    As gratifying as the archiving is and it feels good to see the results, it’s also mind-numbing after a while, so it’s nice to have the Friday night tradition to spur you on
    to make it bearable!

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