Trip Journal

In 2010, I started blogging and never looked back. Let’s face it, it’s kind of like a never ending, all night chat session with your best friend (and so very Carrie Bradshaw).

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A bird’s eye view of the snow storm in West Tennessee yesterday. I made nice with the neighbor. A couple if carrots and he is now my friend. Days like today are important reminders of what has come before us and what we are capable of. As a child... Yellow Fever returned to Memphis with a vengeance in 1878.  There had been a mild winter, a long spring, and a torrid summer.  By July, New Orleans had reported an epidemic of the fever.  Memphis immediately threw up checkpoints at major points of entry into the city.  25,000 Memphians fled the city, and of those left, 17,000 caught the fever and 5,150 of those died. This year has taken its toll on so many, but so many have also risen up and stood tall. Christmas Eve fun... at least for me 🤷🏼‍♀️ Rainy Saturday night in Memphis waiting for bbq 💙 On this day, Nov 30, 1835, a man, born Samuel Clemens, was born in Florida, Missouri. Samuel would eventually become Mark Twain. On this day in history, Nov 25, 1963, President John F Kennedy was laid to rest at @arlingtonnatl @officialjohnfitzgeraldkennedy In this episode, (link in bio to full episode) I am chatting with Mr. Richard Hyde, the British Consul-General for the South Central United States based in Houston Texas/
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