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Well, here's another installment in my observing literacy program. It's been pretty busy this week at our Joseph bed and breakfast now that the rains are over. I'm thinkin' it's really summer for a change--nice and sunny, dry, and not too hot. The guests are liking it too. Plenty of hiking and some of them are riding the Wallowa Lake Tramway to take in the view from the top of Mount Howard.
So here's what they're reading:
The Google Way: How One Company is Revolutionizing Management As We Know It by Bernard Gerard (I actually saw this one before and forgot to comment on it. Oldie but goodie, I hear).
The Robber Bride by Margaret Atwood
The Virgin Suicides by Jeffrey Eugenides
The Informant by Kurt Eichenwald
Oprah Magazine (and this one had a cover with a lot of dogs--shoulda been cats!)
Coastal Living Magazine
The weather's so nice that some guests are taking picnics to the Hat Point Lookout Tower. It's about two hours away from our Hells Canyon lodging but definitely worth the trip. Lotsa pretty wildflowers and a long-way-down view into Hells Canyon.
Iff'n you come stay with us at the Bronze Antler Bed and Breakfast I'll betcha she'll loan you a picnic backpack you can fill up for a trip to Hat Point.
Well, here's another installment in my observing literacy program. It's been pretty busy this week at our Joseph bed and breakfast now that the rains are over. I'm thinkin' it's really summer for a change--nice and sunny, dry, and not too hot. The guests are liking it too. Plenty of hiking and some of them are riding the Wallowa Lake Tramway to take in the view from the top of Mount Howard.
So here's what they're reading:The Google Way: How One Company is Revolutionizing Management As We Know It by Bernard Gerard (I actually saw this one before and forgot to comment on it. Oldie but goodie, I hear).
The Robber Bride by Margaret Atwood
The Virgin Suicides by Jeffrey Eugenides
The Informant by Kurt Eichenwald
Oprah Magazine (and this one had a cover with a lot of dogs--shoulda been cats!)
Coastal Living Magazine
The weather's so nice that some guests are taking picnics to the Hat Point Lookout Tower. It's about two hours away from our Hells Canyon lodging but definitely worth the trip. Lotsa pretty wildflowers and a long-way-down view into Hells Canyon.Iff'n you come stay with us at the Bronze Antler Bed and Breakfast I'll betcha she'll loan you a picnic backpack you can fill up for a trip to Hat Point.
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