Powdermilk Biscuit Wood Sign (Item W6- PWDRMLK) Humor

Powdermilk Biscuit Wood Sign (Item W6- PWDRMLK) HumorModeled after vintage advertising signs, this screen printed wood re creation is great for any office, den or family room. Heaven's They're tasty and now you can let everyone know you have them! The look and feel is a bit distressed because like an old flour bag, the sign looks better when its a bit worn. Measures 17" by 23"

for much of the programs history

these stories will captivate your attention for hours

The sign features Peter Thorpe's imagining of what Lake Wobegon would look like (artwork that has been featured behind the stage on summer tours and on the A Year in Lake Wobegon collection)

his Underwood typewriter

Recorded live in Los Angeles on June 10

Butch Thompson Trio

That's the story of Wobegon Boy

How To Write to Mom in Seven Days

Even More Pretty Good Jokes

Sue Scott and Tom Keith

a self-described “tree toad”—lover of a perfect lawn

Keillor tells readers more about some of the people from Lake Wobegon Days and introduces some new faces