damnit. and johnny cash museum capitol elevator restaraunt. in 2017. got it.

so i’d typed up an entry and i thought pb had saved it but apparently not. and i hate repeating myself right away. so.
um yeah. so on our 2nd day. we went to the johnny cash museum. it was cool. he’s iconic. in the displays was a guitar, few dresses, his clothes. oh i found out that. a. he spoke german. 2 his second wife was june first was vivan and 3. he had 3 other daughters besides roseanne. there was an audio harp, the cash family dishes. a place for people to go and remix his songs. a few videos of different artists singing like roy orbison. um i forgot who else.
so then we. walked by the river to their tribute to the native americans. or american indians i guess. they being the people in nashville. we talked to a couple guys from canada for a short while. after which we went to this historical site that i don’t remember the name of. and the capitol.
oh so by the capitol. was this statue tribute to the woman of the wars either the great war or the war between the states.
so then. we stopped in a hotel for a bit. and went to dinner though not at the hotel.
oh so dinner. we had to take the elevator to the 4th floor. i’ve never been somewhere where someone has to take the elevator to eat in a place. the food was good i got french toast. they gave me this shooter size bottle w/ maple syrup in it. i didn’t like the colors of the place. light brown and gray. and it wasn’t like warm and i don’t mean that physically. um. but the food was good.
so then. we went back to the hotel for a few hrs. this was fri. around 10 we went down printers alley and a bit around downtown nashville. well actually the hotel was in, downtown nashvile.

Last updated April 08, 2018