These are my last morning in Nashville pictures. I had time to take one more walk toward Vanderbilt University. I wanted to have breakfast at this diner called Noshville authentic New York delicatessen. It's a chain. Here are a few pictures of some things I appreciated along the way.
I noticed this bed of Zinnias. It reminded me of our amazing little garden outside our kitchen window at Glenridge when we lived in Augusta, Maine. Whenever I come back from China I feel grateful to see churches of all denominations, with their unique and dignified architecture, such symbols of our freedoms.
Speaking of choices, I couldn't resist capturing the moment at the Panera bread bakery. Here's an outside shot, not really a great picture but you can see some of the Vanderbilt campus. Below that, a picture of the Magnolias. The name Vanderbilt makes me think about Magnolias. So I'm wondering if the founder of this University is related to our favorite CNN personality? I'm sure you know, Mom.
3 comments:
oh i love Nashville! my aunt lives there and i took my family for a week a few summers ago. we stayed at the famous hotel and visited Vanderbilt where my aunt works in research. lovely family you have!
I really enjoy reading about your adventures! How fun to have a vacation from the kids. It will make the reunion even that much sweeter!!!
Megan, thanks for the pictures. They help us imagine just where you were down in the old south.
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