Randon Musing in the Music City

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December 28th 2008

Published: December 28th 2008

It is early in the morning and I am preparing to head south out of Nashville this morning to the Jack Daniel's Distillery. Yesterday was spent in an around the city of Nashville. I went to Vanderbilt University, the Parthenon in Centennial Park, went to the museum, walked around downtown Nashville, got some great BBQ food, went into the local record shops, bought some cds, (met my Scientology fr... Read Full Entry

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28th December 2008

Dre
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The last man on earth is in music city. so crazy looking at these pictures seems like a different planet. When this is all over, I want your map and route haha

28th December 2008

Shaun
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Union Station
Hey Matt, well now that you got your taste of Elvis, you'll definitely appreciate Memphis. Are you going to Graceland? The Parthenon is such an amazing building. Glad you were able to see it. Oh speaking of amazing bldgs. The picture you shot of that huge bldg with the clock tower. That is the Union Station hotel by Wyndham. It is a restored 19th century railroad station. It was Nashville's version of what Grand Central is in NYC. The hotel now is beautiful. Awaiting the next blog :)

28th December 2008

Alina
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Glad to see you are makin the most of all you come across...did u eat any ribs?! "i like ribs" hahahhahaha i love shipwreck and autumn inthe catskills! amazing detail and just absolutely stunnnin.. o and that pic of you all alone is so sad! we miss you tooooo! jus keep meetin more "eli's" and you wont be lonely ;)

28th December 2008

Channon
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The Longest Journey Is The Journey Inward
A very enjoyable read, you little intrepid explorer/journeyman. Seeing the sights through your eyes has been both fun and inspiring. It's 'funny' how sometimes all it takes is a trip out of the way to gain a clearer perspective or appreciation for things both integral to our lives now, as well as what we further long for. There's a lesson to be learned through everything so long as we keep our eyes open and looking for it. Take advantage of what you can in the time given (Carpe Diem!), absorb the tastes, sights and sounds, and continue to keep us there with you through your stories. Thanks again for sharing. Looking forward to hearing the adventures ahead!

29th December 2008

Tracy
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Interesting
Great pictures, I am sure it's getting a little lonely by now...Don't worry we still miss you up here but enjoy the journey your taking and the meaning it has to you. It makes you appreciate different things even though you haven't even left the US. Never been to alot of places you have blogs about or pictures of but they look interesting and different. Hope your enjoying yourself because time is going by quickly. Can't wait for your next post. Miss u...xoxo Tracy

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