We were in Georgetown January 22-28 to be sure we got there before the storm and in time for an in person appointment at the US State Department for some of our Malta paperwork. We flew from Charlotte, NC to DC leaving the car in Charlotte for this leg of the trip. Turned out to be a good decision since driving in DC during the storm would have been impossible.
First up – at La Boheme/Apero restaurant in Georgetown they have themed menus and decor. We enjoyed a Queen (Freddy Mercury rock band) inspired menu.
Here’s the “Love of my Life” appetizer…
“Under Pressure” beef entree…
“Mr. Farenheit” dessert…
Here are the family snow reports. Seth & Megan Howard got 20″ of snow in Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY. Sam & Kat Howard got 10″ in Queens., NY. Zach Howard got 5″ (plus ice on top of it) in Richmond VA. Caitlin and the Gibsons got 6″ in Baltimore, MD. The photos below are of Terry’s makeshift “pitchfork shovel” he cobbled together with plywood and duct tape. They got 10″ in Salisbury, NC. The last snow picture we took in Georgetown showing that some people just didn’t have shovels.
From Jan 28-31 we were in Georgia visiting Cousins. Mark Howard and Wendy Lubbers live in Hiram Georgia. From there we headed to Luthersville, GA for a decades late reunion with one of Chris’s cousins – Charles Trammell.
From Luthersville, we drove to Fort Payne, AL – home of the rock band Alabama and more importantly home of Glynnis (Trammell) Massengale and her children Elizabeth and Jason.
Home and Heart 
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