I reached the restaurant a few minutes after 10:30 which must be the breakfast cutoff time. There was one "omelet" left. A Kewpee omelet is a scrambled egg disk which can be combined with assorted items in a sandwich. I tried to include the kewpee doll in the corner in the photo of my sausage and cheese omelet but it just didn't work out. It is, however, in one of the pictures from my 2011 visit. A question left open in 2011 was answered today when I heard some talk about the men's restroom being outside. I didn't check it out, though. When I did go outside, I ducked under a tree across the street for a quick picture.

I found Dale -- and a lot of bicycles -- behind that door. Dale has shown up on this site before, perhaps most notably in the 2009 Indiana LH adventure. He has always been mechanically inclined and he's always been a cyclist including ongoing outings with his adult children. The combination leads naturally, or perhaps necessarily, to him being something of a bicycle mechanic. He has also always been a caring and giving person and all of that comes together on Friday mornings when he and Michael Brown, one of the Mission Church at Fort Wayne's co-pastors, open a free bike repair shop in a section of the church building at 1651 Cass Street. That's Michael on the left and Dale on the right in the fourth photo. I guess I didn't really need to even take that picture because there's a pretty good sketch of the pair, drawn by one of their "customers", on that banner in the last picture. It can be seen a little better here. If you're near Fort Wayne with bikes, parts, or skills to donate, give 'em a shout.