by Stephanie | Oct 22, 2021 | Newsletter
We waited for our son Seth and his family to come to Black Mountain before we scheduled a small reception for Natty and Kate at Abby’s little farm. Their flight out here from Flagstaff took way longer than they anticipated because the temperature was only 20 degrees...
by Stephanie | Oct 15, 2021 | Newsletter
6X8 Handmade rug from Morocco As the fall weather brings cooler days, the temperature in town is heating up with the Leaf Lookers coming to town. Foot traffic has increased tremendously. Many folks schedule their mountain visits from one year to the next, returning on...
by Stephanie | Oct 8, 2021 | Newsletter
Grrrr! It’s Max! An old friend and former Black Mountain resident came by Chifferobe yesterday. I was delighted to see him and we settled in for a chat. He was not wearing a mask, and I instructed him to mask up, which he did grudgingly. “Well, I suppose you are...
by Stephanie | Sep 10, 2021 | 44 Cherry Street, Newsletter
44 Cherry Street continues: Lorraine woke up with a start on Wednesday night when a loud clap of thunder rattled the windows of 44 Cherry Street. Rain was pounding on the roof so hard Lorraine was afraid it would cave in on her and Frederick, asleep in their small...
by Stephanie | Sep 3, 2021 | 44 Cherry Street, Newsletter
Lorraine was walking downstairs at 44 Cherry Street with her spoiled little dog, Suki, when she bumped into someone she didn’t know coming up. Suki began barking like a maniac and the stranger bent down closer to the dog rather than backing away in terror as one...
by Stephanie | Aug 27, 2021 | 44 Cherry Street, Newsletter
Stephanie barely recognized Lorraine when she waltzed into Chifferobe and plopped down in Ron’s big leather chair. Her cloud of jet black hair, usually a trademark of Lorraine’s, had turned a lovely Covid-gray. Still it was coiffed into a helmet as always, and she...
