Wewa or bust!

whatsa wewa?

You have lots of Peas. I think you should have went, rented that house in Grayton, it's not that far, and then picked her up some breakfast from Hibiscus, coffee at Armivida, tuna dip from your favorite place, after lunch of course. Some pie from D & K's, after dinner of course. It's family afterall.

whatsa wewa?

...this reminds me of that thread when we were talking about what "down there" was called!

Yay M/M lucky! Safe travels and report in on your landing!!!

...this reminds me of that thread when we were talking about what "down there" was called!

Yay M/M lucky! Safe travels and report in on your landing!!!

Apparently those are still being discussed in great detail elsewhere on the board.....:shock:...

Safe travels to the WeWa Lucky13s!!

You have lots of Peas. I think you should have went, rented that house in Grayton, it's not that far, and then picked her up some breakfast from Hibiscus, coffee at Armivida, tuna dip from your favorite place, after lunch of course. Some pie from D & K's, after dinner of course. It's family afterall.

Um...maybe next month. Maybe.

Daddy's from Wewa! The correct spelling is Wewahitchka, I went to 7th grade there, back when Daddy operated The Wewa motel and restaurant. I stress "The" because it is the only one. Eight rooms, perfect for long road trips and fisherman of the dead lakes. Get a dip cone at the restaurant.

Ah yes, Wewa. The highlight of our trip to Mexico Beach back in the day! (Actually the floating bridge was probably the highlight, but Wewa was second.) We all knew it was Wewahitchka but the really cool people (who went to the beach a lot!) called it Wewa. On a first name basis, I suppose...

The first day of school scared me to death, girls with skoal and boys named Broke Neck. (I could not make this up)

The first day of school scared me to death, girls with skoal and boys named Broke Neck. (I could not make this up)

Has Wewa progressed since then?:shock:

Has Wewa progressed since then?:shock:

I think the lucky13's would say yes, but I haven't been there (yet). "People actually move to Wewa?" is a direct quote from someone on this board.

Has Wewa progressed since then?:shock:

hmmmm, well maybe they have 2 restaurants now, but the motel is still the 'only one. I go back every now-and-then for the honey festival and to see my family. Most of Daddy's sister's (5 out of 9) still live there and regularly attend the First United Pentacostal Church of Wewahitchka. A few of them are sporting in their new hove arounds due their tremendous size. :roll:

Safe travels Lucky's!!!! I hope you have a warm welcome in Wewa!!!!

Does Wewa have Wawa's (that's the name of convenience stores somewhere that we have lived ~ but can't remember where). That's when you know that you have moved one too many times. Anyway, enjoy Wewa!!! You are certain to liven the place up.

The honey festival is really cool; better by far than Apalach's shrimp festival .
We are still enjoying the tupelo honey we got in Wewa.
And you have not lived until you hear the Wewa High School battle cry:
Weeeeeee-WAA!
People *do* move to Wewa; especially the ones who, because of property values, can no longer afford to live in Port St Joe.

Daddy's from Wewa! The correct spelling is Wewahitchka, I went to 7th grade there, back when Daddy operated The Wewa motel and restaurant. I stress "The" because it is the only one. Eight rooms, perfect for long road trips and fisherman of the dead lakes. Get a dip cone at the restaurant.

THANK YOU!!!

THANK YOU!!!

I'm guessing you must love dip cones.

I'm guessing you must love dip cones.

I'm thinking she was thankful for the explanation. I understand the confusion ... I actually thought of Wewahitchka, but the rest of the story didn't compute. I admit it. I learn something from SoWallers every day. Good luck to the Luckys!

I'm guessing you must love dip cones.

I do! Nothing like a good old fashioned soft serve cone.

I do! Nothing like a good old fashioned soft serve cone.

You know I really miss Stuckey's. Road trips are not the same without Stuckey's.

woo-hoo, WE-wah!

Great fishing in Wewa too. Daddy had a house a Douglas Landing and a fish camp about 8 miles down the Apalichacola. The river is deep and muddy and flows like rapids some of the time. The dead lakes have HUGE bass and offer some of the finest fishing ever.
I am soooo happy that you are moving and the Lucky's will all become Wewa Gators!

Note: Riches' IGA should not be compared to Kelley's in Freeport. Riches is WAY better (or it use to be back in 1984). Go to the Dixie Dandy for fresh local veggies and see Smiley for your tupelo honey. I am serious about the dip cone at the Wewa restuarant.

WWWEEEE---WAH.....gators!

You know I really miss Stuckey's. Road trips are not the same without Stuckey's.

OMgosh...growing up we always stopped at Stuckey's. My mom HAD to have their pecan logs. We loved it b/c we got ice cream. Breakfast wasn't that bad either....shredded hashbrowns with eggs over easy...all mixed together...mmm. Ahhhh, when am I gonna stop thinking about food so much?!!!!

I'm guessing you must love dip cones.

Ice cream is one of my 2 favorite food groups, but, TFT got what I was getting at...vvv

I'm thinking she was thankful for the explanation. I understand the confusion ... I actually thought of Wewahitchka, but the rest of the story didn't compute. I admit it. I learn something from SoWallers every day. Good luck to the Luckys!

Great fishing in Wewa too. Daddy had a house a Douglas Landing and a fish camp about 8 miles down the Apalichacola. The river is deep and muddy and flows like rapids some of the time. The dead lakes have HUGE bass and offer some of the finest fishing ever.
I am soooo happy that you are moving and the Lucky's will all become Wewa Gators!

Note: Riches' IGA should not be compared to Kelley's in Freeport. Riches is WAY better (or it use to be back in 1984). Go to the Dixie Dandy for fresh local veggies and see Smiley for your tupelo honey. I am serious about the dip cone at the Wewa restuarant.

WWWEEEE---WAH.....gators!

i worked at the grandstand tending bar. we showed em our goods..what a great time.