My Life In Words
To say that I love my city is a vast understatement. I can’t imagine living anywhere else. Nashville is beautiful, artistic, friendly and full of so many interesting and fun things to do. We are known as Music City USA. The Home of Country Music. However, good music is not the only thing Nashville has! The gourmet and artisan food… Read More
We had planned on going to The Hermitage on Monday, but instead we went to my sister’s school. (My future school!) She had to talk to financial aid about the scholarship she had received. I talked to the admissions office. We weren’t there that long. Afterwards, we went to this adorable little place called the Chocolate Covered Strawberry Cafe. It… Read More
I love the Nashville Zoo. It was originally located in Joelton TN and opened in 1990. Grassmere Wildlife Park opened the same year, but later closed in 1996. Then the Nashville Zoo moved to Grassmere, which is located in South Nashville. My sister and I went to the zoo for our first official day of staycation. It was a free… Read More
So we had planned on going to the Hermitage and painting pottery on Monday. Well, the pottery place was closed (we went yesterday!) Instead, we went to my sister’s college to turn in her scholarship info. We also talked to the admissions office about me going there! (So exciting!) After that, we went to this ADORABLE little place for lunch,… Read More
“A staycation (also spelled stay-cation, stacation, or staykation) (in the United Kingdom: stoliday or holistay) is a neologism for a period of time in which an individual or family stays and relaxes at home, possibly taking day trips to area attractions. Staycations achieved popularity in the US during the financial crisis of 2007–2010.[1][2] Staycations also became a popular phenomenon in the UK in 2009 as a weak pound… Read More
