Secluded inner city patios between office towers
Gael chilling a bit
Boone relaxing
Looking up at TPAC
The Cumberland in low sun angles
A prayer before dinner
Neighboring Kress Building
Gael fixing dinner
First Tennessee Tower
Looking down the canyon
Friday, July 3, 2009
Drinks at the Armstrong's Downtown Loft
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Saturday, June 27, 2009
Monday, June 22, 2009
Sunday, June 21, 2009
Friday, June 19, 2009
Open Letter to Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dear Junior Chamber of Commerce:
Please ask your members to behave like civilized human beings when they are out in public. Several of your (our!) so called future leaders (God help us!) were at Terrazzo today. As they were leaving the building they encountered me with my two dogs. They immediately started squeaking and whistling at the dogs. I understand people are stupid, and think that they should engage every animal they see, but when you ask politely TWICE that they stop; you might expect that they could tell they were upsetting the dogs.
Once your juvenile deliquents walked past us, I proceeded to take the dogs out for their walk. As these morons that represent you pulled out of the garage they started the howling and whistling again. It scared the dogs so bad it was all I could do to keep them from leaping out in front of a passing truck. Your representatives thought that was very funny. I guess it would have been even funnier if one of the dogs had been killed.
Terrazzo is my home, just as it is many other people's home. If you are going to send your representatives out into residential buildings, please ask them to respect the fact that the building and grounds are part of someone's private residence, they should respect our home as they would expect anyone to respect theirs, and not act like a bunch of hoods.
Your organization is poorly represented by these people.
I hope this is not the best Nashville has to offer.
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Monday, June 8, 2009
Rock Harbor Marina Outing
Sunday was a beautiful day. High near 90 degrees, nice breeze and low humidity. A perfect day for boating on the lower Cumberland. 
This is Bernice; better known as Bernie. She had a fine day and was such a good girl until she ate half the tuna salad before being found out.
Our Captain, Bill Hoskins enjoying a bit of the breeze while anchored near Kenny Chesney's new home.
David Gregory and Nancy Leach get their drinks on and chill a bit.







































