Venuscat's thread - An unexpected bump in the road Pt. 2
I've been 'away' for a while so missed all this (and have to own up to just reading the first post on the original thread.
Sorry to hear you've been 'through the mill' and hope you have a great time in the States
Sorry to hear you've been 'through the mill' and hope you have a great time in the States
Bill.
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Suze, I still have the Birmingham art museum, botanical gardens, and quirky bookstore planned for when you arrive down south. Not sure how long you'll stay, but that is enough for one day. I am sure you will love this bookstore! It is the best. Lots of treasures inside, not just books.
http://jimreedbooks.com/index.php
http://bbgardens.org/
http://artsbma.org/
And maybe I can arrange for you to meet Lucy and Katie. They don't walk well on leashes, so it might be a challenge.
Food ideas: Highlands Bar & Grill, Chez Fonfon, Hot and Hot Fish Club and the Irondale Cafe (made famous in the movie Fried Green Tomatoes!)
http://jimreedbooks.com/index.php
http://bbgardens.org/
http://artsbma.org/
And maybe I can arrange for you to meet Lucy and Katie. They don't walk well on leashes, so it might be a challenge.
Food ideas: Highlands Bar & Grill, Chez Fonfon, Hot and Hot Fish Club and the Irondale Cafe (made famous in the movie Fried Green Tomatoes!)
Thinking about sticking right in the middle of the tour group and being the first one back on the ferry.
Suze, I still have the Birmingham art museum, botanical gardens, and quirky bookstore planned for when you arrive down south. Not sure how long you'll stay, but that is enough for one day. I am sure you will love this bookstore! It is the best. Lots of treasures inside, not just books.
Jim Reed Books - Birmingham, Alabama
Birmingham Botanical Gardens
Birmingham Museum of Art |
And maybe I can arrange for you to meet Lucy and Katie. They don't walk well on leashes, so it might be a challenge.
Food ideas: Highlands Bar & Grill, Chez Fonfon, Hot and Hot Fish Club and the Irondale Cafe (made famous in the movie Fried Green Tomatoes!)
Jim Reed Books - Birmingham, Alabama
Birmingham Botanical Gardens
Birmingham Museum of Art |
And maybe I can arrange for you to meet Lucy and Katie. They don't walk well on leashes, so it might be a challenge.
Food ideas: Highlands Bar & Grill, Chez Fonfon, Hot and Hot Fish Club and the Irondale Cafe (made famous in the movie Fried Green Tomatoes!)
Just wow.
And you bet I will be posting every day as usual....SR means so much to me, and well, I need my recovery tools everywhere I go. Plus, it might end up like a travel journal....and then a book.....ha ha.....look at my timy ego. Love you girl.
Hey Suze! You wrote "I am so ridiculously excited...!" Remember you are not "ridiculous"! You are a dignified, classy Aussie (Classyaussie!). In the British Commonwealth, within which all Brits are expected to regard the U.S. with skepticism, constraining their compliments to "Oh really?" and occasionally poking the vulgarians with rolled up umbrellas and muttering "Sorry!" (maybe giving it another poke if the first one missed) So stiff upper lip! Be careful of too many "fried green tomatoes"! Bon appetit! (P.S. If you come to Boston the only thing we can feed you is baked beans on Saturday night and codfish cakes for Sunday breakfast) Be careful if you go to Church afterwards. The atmosphere in those old Boston churches tends to be stuffy and close. Maybe also at the AA meetings.... You might enjoy (?) a large soup bowl of Indian Pudding at Durgin Park after church (smacked down on an old wooden table by a large waitress in a sloppy apron with an admonition to "Here! Eat this! It's good for you!")
Bill.
Bill.
Bill.
Avoid the Seven Deadly Sins. The other sins I leave to your judgment. I have grown too old for much sinning...My wife does occasionally say, "Stop doing that! Leave that dog alone!"
Bill.
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