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Sunday, March 20, 2005
An Afternoon in Miamisburg Ohio
After being introduced to this lovely town a few weeks ago by Mr. Williams of www.fullyclothed.com I knew I had to bring the entire family here. Kristy and I had been commissioned to watch her Sister's children yesterday so she could celebrate her big 6 year wedding anniversary. I figured there was no better time to head for Chuckie Cheese and since Miamisburg is only a few miles from there we first swung in to the Hamburger Wagon and Wagner's Chips Store.
The Hamburger Wagon is this tiny little Horse Buggy converted into a make-shift kitchen. Two people run the little wagon which only serves burgers. Their process is actually real simple. One simply cooks the burgers in a very large frying pan full of some type of oil. The other worker slices fresh onions and pickles which are laid on a bun. When the burger guy lays a finished patty on the bottom bun the other guy shakes a little salt and pepper over it, slaps the other onioned and pickled bun on top, and then stuffs it in a bag. 95 cents buys you this wonderful vintage burger, no cheese, no sauces, just simply good taste.
The Wagner Chip Store is also very cool. No frying the chips in front of you, just prebagged crunchy goodness. We bought a huge bag and only half made it home. I assume they make the chips there but maybe we just missed the show. The chips are good all the same.
So after our little spin to Miamisburg we headed for Chuckie Cheese. The kids had a blast as one might expect. I find so much joy when I see my little girls smile and hear them laugh, much joy was had at this store sized amusement park.
The Hamburger Wagon is this tiny little Horse Buggy converted into a make-shift kitchen. Two people run the little wagon which only serves burgers. Their process is actually real simple. One simply cooks the burgers in a very large frying pan full of some type of oil. The other worker slices fresh onions and pickles which are laid on a bun. When the burger guy lays a finished patty on the bottom bun the other guy shakes a little salt and pepper over it, slaps the other onioned and pickled bun on top, and then stuffs it in a bag. 95 cents buys you this wonderful vintage burger, no cheese, no sauces, just simply good taste.
The Wagner Chip Store is also very cool. No frying the chips in front of you, just prebagged crunchy goodness. We bought a huge bag and only half made it home. I assume they make the chips there but maybe we just missed the show. The chips are good all the same.
So after our little spin to Miamisburg we headed for Chuckie Cheese. The kids had a blast as one might expect. I find so much joy when I see my little girls smile and hear them laugh, much joy was had at this store sized amusement park.
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