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Published: July 13th 2007
Yesterday was our tour day, and we went to a dinner theater in Rosebud. That’s a very small town about an hour from here, but it’s not on a road that goes anywhere. You wouldn’t go through there unless you meant to~~I don’t even think you’d go there if you were lost. And yet they have a theater that holds probably 150 people. The people eat in shifts in a separate building, and of course there are gift shops in town, as well as a small art museum, and a historical museum (which had a 1972 Sears catalog as one of the exhibits….now I ask you, is that old enough to be in a museum? Why that was just the other day!!) There was a busload of people from Edmonton, and another that wasn’t labeled, but several of the name tags we saw were from the States. It just amazed me that someone would have the nerve to build out there, let alone have it be that popular. They’ve added a second theater~~smaller, and it does only matinees. There’s also a golf course. (We saw “The Good Doctor,” and it was funny!)
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Patti
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What?????????
Ok, you say you saw the Good Doctor. I think that means you saw a show called the Good Doctor, or does it mean you had an appointment with a "ggod Doctor"? Did you go with friends or just the two of you? Tell me what you miss most about us????????