Rebel's Work In Progress: Adventures in Nashville.
wow, that sounds really frightening...that last guy I mean!
Welcome back to PDX!
Yikes, what a weirdo. But other than that it looks like you had a good time!
Yeah, I've seen people like that. His comment shows he's ignorant and unwilling to learn.
Beautiful trip otherwise! I learned to love tea during a North Carolina summer visit to one of my college friends. Nothing ever tasted so good.
Wow, are you really a Trail of Tears Great-Great Grandbaby? Have you read Sarah Vowell's (also a TofT GGGB) essays on the Trail of Tears?
I just got back from the Mountain West, where it was hot hot hot with a humidity of about 5%. I'm prepared to argue that it wasn't the humidity -- it was the heat! : )
Glad you had a good trip. Maybe I'll see ya in Sisters!
Ah, fond memories of Nashville summers you've returned to me! Sweet tea is the best (love it!), and I have very vivid memories of that Hermitage trip, though my mom and I went in the winter and were often the only people on the tours, which meant we got lots of little stories and gossip and stuff. And I second the Sarah Vowell recommendation -- she is a wonderful writer! I'll be seeing you soon, I hope! Glad you didn't melt....
Rebel's Work In Progress: Adventures in Nashville.
wow, that sounds really frightening...that last guy I mean!
Welcome back to PDX!
Yikes, what a weirdo. But other than that it looks like you had a good time!
Yeah, I've seen people like that. His comment shows he's ignorant and unwilling to learn.
Beautiful trip otherwise! I learned to love tea during a North Carolina summer visit to one of my college friends. Nothing ever tasted so good.
Wow, are you really a Trail of Tears Great-Great Grandbaby? Have you read Sarah Vowell's (also a TofT GGGB) essays on the Trail of Tears?
I just got back from the Mountain Wes
t, where it was hot hot hot with a humidity of about 5%. I'm prepared to argue that it wasn't the humidity -- it was the heat! : )
Glad you had a good trip. Maybe I'll see ya in Sisters!
Ah, fond memories of Nashville summers you've returned to me! Sweet tea is the best (love it!), and I have very vivid memories of that Hermitage trip, though my mom and I went in the winter and were often the only people on the tours, which meant we got lots of little stories and gossip and stuff. And I second the Sarah Vowell recommendation -- she is a wonderful writer! I'll be seeing you soon, I hope! Glad you didn't melt....