After the email I got to my work account, and summarily losing it, I submitted my resume to yet another job posting as I desperately try to leave my current job. I pulled myself together and headed out to run some errands, also stopping off at the Medina Library Book Sale before heading off to pick up my friend and head over to the Lake County Poor House for a little ghost walk.
Saturday:
Decided that a trip down Route 42 was needed... I heard from the ladies at the Medina Library that there were two neat places to visit out by Lodi. One of them was Richardson Apple Orchard, which we bought a bunch of apples for pies and stuff. But the coolest place turned out to be the Log Cabin Shop which was this awesome store for black powder rifle enthusiasts, but also carried stuff for early-American interests, and had the biggest best selection of used books for sale on every topic you can think of. Their selection of history, archaeology, and art - all the things I'm interested in - was exceptional. If I'd had a pot of money, I would have spent it there today. They also had a museum of black powder rifles and all kinds of early American and Native American artifacts. This place was so cool I cannot even begin to express how awesome it was. Like, I held a first edition Harriet Beecher Stowe book today from 1866. It was $30, I seriously considered picking it up just for the cool factor.
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