My mother’s nickname was Rustie, spelled with an ie. Honestly, I was an adult before I realized that that’s how she spelled it, after all, she signed everything I saw as Evelyn, or Mom. I think I noticed this sign the first time I drove into Jackson, and wanted to get a picture of it. So yesterday I finally drove into the parking lot and got a picture. I showed it to my cousin, who was also unaware that Aunt Rustie was spelled that way, but she burst my bubble by informing me that it’s actually The Rustic Inn. I find that disappointing for some reason. It’s also disappointing that my computer battery has died, and I can’t use the computer unless it’s plugged in. And plugs are scarce and the competition has been fierce, so I had given up on using the computer for the most part, but I beat the crowd today. So I will be packing up and I’ll soon be on my way home. When I finally can get back to the computer I hope I can remember where I took all the pictures that are waiting for me in the camera. And looking at my photo again I still think it says The Rustie Inn. I’m stubborn that way.
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Your cousin was just wrong. Safe travels back home. Enjoy the day.
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Even when I showed her the picture she still didn’t see that c as an e. I can’t un-see it! LOL. Thanks. I feel like I’m cheating, as if I have to be gone the whole summer or it doesn’t count. But this year it has it’s challenges with Covid changes. I’m so glad I did this, but I am telling myself that I will start making plans for trips within FL this winter.
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Good idea. We just got home from our trip. With Covid, I am glad to be back home. Stay safe!
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I’m on. my way home now, or I will be when I get in the car and start driving. ‘Only’ about 1800 miles to go…
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Refreshing visit to Rustie Inn🙂
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Thanks for your comment. I think I missed it on my drive back home.
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