Nampa/Bosie area Naznetters

[Hal Paul]

I'm in Nampa for a couple days. If we can get a quorum (me + 1 or more) together, maybe we could meet for breakfast Saturday AM. say 9ish? Any recommendations for a place to go?

Hal

[Kevin Rector]

I think the name of the place is the Dutch Kitchen. It's a trip. A half Chinese half American restaurant. There's Chinese decor and windmills. Very odd, but the breakfast food is good.

Not that I'm a Nampa person, I've just been there once, but I've been to that restaurant twice.

[Hans Deventer]

I think the name of the place is the Dutch Kitchen. It's a trip. A half Chinese half American restaurant. There's Chinese decor and windmills. Very odd, but the breakfast food is good.

I thought it was the Dutch Inn? Anyway, here it is http://picasaweb.google.com/h.deventer/USAFeb2008/photo#5166565629883705602

Plus Kevin's proof he's actually been there ;-) http://picasaweb.google.com/h.deventer/USAFeb2008/photo#5166565415135340578

[Kevin Rector]

Yeah, Dutch Inn, that's sounds right.

[Hal Paul]

Well it's a good thing I didn't suggest meeting Friday PM. Turns out Rich Haygood's retirement reception is this evening. I probably won't go sinced I didn't bring clothes appropriate for the occasion. Anyway, I've gotten one response via e-mail & we're working on picking a place to go.

[Jim Franklin]

Hal, if you check this before the messages on your parents phone which my first effort to contact you. Waiting for a call back. Jim

The Dutch Inn used to be operated by a Nazarene family, I believe and then they sold it to the Chinese man with whom I have done map and atlas business. I have eaten there both before and after the change of ownership.

[Hal Paul]

Well, it's settled, we will meet at the Little Kitchen, 1224 1st Street South in Nampa at 9:00am, anyone who can make it is welcome.

Hal

[Hal Kreps]

I plan to be there.

[Hal Paul]

I plan to be there.


Woo Hoo!

[Jim Franklin]

Then I must be WOO HOO TOO or TWO. Whatever! Certainly did enjoy the breakfast, meeting you and the fellowship with Hal Kreps and his son in law, Don.

[Hal Paul]

Here is who got together this AM for breakfast, left to right:
Hal Kreps, Hal's son-in-law Don Buie, Jim Franklin & Me.

Don was an instructor in training in the same class where I took my Army specialty skills training many years ago.

[Jim Franklin]

Certainly enjoyed the breakfast, meeting you, Hal and the fellowship. Thanks for arranging it. Give me more lead time next time you come this way and I'll try to prepare some of the cheese soup I promised.