While helping D2 pack and move to Denver, we stopped at a KFC located in south Salt Lake to feed all the troops who were helping.
Apparently this is the first Kentucky Fried Chicken outlet, founded by a man in Salt Lake named Pete Harman.
Inside there are all sorts of pictures, plaques, awards and certificates mounted in cases and picture frames, kind of like a museum. Among the pictures was one showing Colonel Sanders standing next to Pete Harman.
There was a statue outside the building that was unfortunately modeled after the picture inside. I think Sanders is on the left with a cane, and Pete is in the right.
In the picture it looks like Pete is folding his hands, and I didn't think a thing of the likeness outside until Sailor said, "Is this supposed to be a fountain or something?"
That, my friends, would be a very scary fountain.
~a
"chicken? I could eat some chicken."
-Monica on Friends
5 comments:
::snicker:: Bad girl!
I remember Harmans in Utah. I think it was a restaurant chain.
Now Annie, if you were like me, you'd have someone taking your picture doing bunny ears behind the two men.
I really do need to train you better in the "no sense of decorum" thing.
xo
LOL
I just wasn't thinking now, was I? Hubby was next door renting the Uhaul, and my sis was back inside the restaurant buying ice cream. I just hurried over and snapped a picture before everyone thought we needed to leave and get packing.
Next time I will have to remember to do this. You are so funny. Thanks for the giggle.
~a
Scary but hilarious fountain if that were the case! he he!
And don't worry Annie - I will NOT forget my non-raw friends. Everyone is a friend and I love them all no matter what. I hope you'll still be dropping by while on my challenge. :)
Hi Dear Friend,
So sorry that I am a bad influence on you.... but when I get I minute, I think I will photoshop that picture.
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