Today has been extremely slow. Almost no one has walked in. The only person my sister and I have talked to is our neighbor, Art. He owns a winery next door to us called Sevtap. He makes amazing wine and he's a really sweet guy. Since there is no other reason to come out to Solvang other than to drink wine, you should be thankful that you know me because I know him. Not many people have got the wine hookup like we do and you should be happy that I am sharing this valuable information with you.
Here's his website so all 7 of you can check it out if you so wish.
http://www.sevtapwinery.com/home.html
I took a walk today from 6:10-6:30. Absolutely every single store in the town except for ours and our neighbor's was closed. There was also only about 15 people walking around town at that point as well. I am currently sitting in our living room praying to God that out DVD player starts working again. I am thankful that I can at least steal internet from next door.
Solvang Jewelers
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Day One
Welcome!
This is the first post of The Clog Blog-the Solvang Edition. In case you are unfamiliar with Solvang, Ca, or completely disregarded the abstract up top, Solvang is a small Danish-themed town 30 minutes north of Santa Barbara. This town is catered to the hundreds of tourists that visit all 3 of its windmill-covered streets. Clog shoes are, of course, a traditional aspect to the Danish attire and it is where we coined the title to our blog. Now, by "our" I am referring to myself (Cleo), my older sister, Elissa, and my younger sister, Michelle. We are part time residents of this hidden town and take shifts driving up here to run our store, Solvang Jewelers. We started this blog in order to give us something to do while we are up here. Give us something to respond to and feel free to comment about all of our posts =)
This is the first post of The Clog Blog-the Solvang Edition. In case you are unfamiliar with Solvang, Ca, or completely disregarded the abstract up top, Solvang is a small Danish-themed town 30 minutes north of Santa Barbara. This town is catered to the hundreds of tourists that visit all 3 of its windmill-covered streets. Clog shoes are, of course, a traditional aspect to the Danish attire and it is where we coined the title to our blog. Now, by "our" I am referring to myself (Cleo), my older sister, Elissa, and my younger sister, Michelle. We are part time residents of this hidden town and take shifts driving up here to run our store, Solvang Jewelers. We started this blog in order to give us something to do while we are up here. Give us something to respond to and feel free to comment about all of our posts =)
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