OPEN POST: Don't Miss The Trudyville Triplets This Month!

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Did you know? "The Trudyville Triplets" are performing all month long at the Manor's Joystick Cabaret. They sing, they dance, and they chitchat, too (with their adorable Southern accents). They even gab about their idyllic childhood on the family farm in Oklahoma, where their parents gave each of them a "T" forename, of course, but also a distinct middle name; ergo Tammy Corn, Tanya Barley and Tiffany Wheat. In town, everyone knew who mama was calling for when she cried out, "Baaaarleeeeee!" 

It wasn't long before they were discovered street side at age 16, swingin' and yodelin' to "Redneck Woman" and "Beautiful Mess" in their matching plaid shirts and hot pants. Now don't you go thinking for one moment that stardom has gone to their heads. No sireee! When daddy visits the Manor and calls out, "Coooooooorn," she still still comes running. And all three are still devoted to their blessed mama. 

We're tickled pink that the Triplets have made Peckerwood their home base, but catch them at the Joystick soon. Their tour schedule is jam-packed and they're off come April to Tokyo, Phuket and Chiang Mai for the Asia leg of their tour. In semi-related news, lunch today is Thai Crunch Salad With Ginger-Peanut Dressing, Drunken Noodles With Beef, and for dessert, Coconut Laddoo Truffles. Please see Mr. Tristan Spratt, your devoted majordomo, for reservations. 

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