Jun 19 2007
Guess Where I am?
I arrived safely about 1:00 today in a rainstorm. I hate flying in the rain. My mind is mush right now. I will post about the church that I’m meeting with later. I was given permission. They have it going. I’m grateful for this opportunity.
 
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I love Nashville!
It all makes sense now… the Vatican. LOL!
As soon as I saw the picture of the Batman building, I knew where you were. So how long are you going to be in the Music City? If you get a chance, I suggest that you eat at Demos’ (near 3rd and Commerce). If you tell them I sent you, it won’t make any difference; but the food is very good and the atmosphere is upscale without the price.
I would have to second Tim’s recommendation of Demo’s. It is excellent! If you like good breakfast bakeries and can get to Franklin, try the Puffy Muffin. It’s a Christian owned business that I would LOVE to figure out how to transplant to Birmingham!
Too bad that Nvll has closed so many of its best restaurants, even the 5th Quarter bit the dust this month. Careful w/ the traffic lane changes on Woodmont Blvd as I bet you’re headed thataway.
The cops are notorious fundraisers, I hear tell.
Angie,
You are closer to where I really am. More tomorrow.
Those are some great pictures…hope your trip is great and valuable.
The Life & Casualty building was a dead give-away. No, wait .. that’d be raffling off a cadaver, I think.
Incidentally, the Life & Casualty (insurance)company was the original (and maybe current) owner of WLAC radio, and even contributed the call letters. I still remember Randy’s Record Shop from Gallatin, which we listened to even in Indiana on Clear-Channel WLAC.
LOVE NASHVILLE….
Bob,
You know your Nashville history. Talking about the L&C Building, I remember when it and the National Life Building were the only real skyscrapers in Nashville. I’m sure as an insurance guy you appreciate the fact that Nashville’s first two high-rise skyscrapers and its two most famous radio stations (WSM & WLAC) were built by insurance companies.
All this makes me miss home.