Want to get out of Nashville for spring break? Try Chattanooga: https://t.co/9F3X8JhZEH pic.twitter.com/AEJSi24mhb
— The Tennessean (@Tennessean) March 13, 2016
It’s exciting when your hometown is featured in another newspaper!
Want to get out of Nashville for spring break? Try Chattanooga: https://t.co/9F3X8JhZEH pic.twitter.com/AEJSi24mhb
— The Tennessean (@Tennessean) March 13, 2016
It’s exciting when your hometown is featured in another newspaper!
Tonight is the night in the United States where we say farewell to Downton Abbey. It will be a emotional night for many fans around the country. The notion that a drama about a British aristocratic family from the early 20th century would be wildly popular sounds crazy but here we are. Millions of fans around the world have embraced the Crawley family and their downstairs staff as one of their own. I am an Anglophile so this show has a instant soft spot in my heart.
My favorite characters are Robert, Earl of Grantham and Mr. Carson, his butler. They are two men who are the heart and soul of the show. Both of them are responsible for the world’s in which they command.
I will miss Mrs. Patmore, Daisy, Anna and John Bates along with Edith and Violet. So many of these people have inspired and infuriated at the same time.
Downton Abbey, thank you for providing people around the world some quality family drama that we will treasure forever.
Come 9:00 PM, I will be watching on my local public TV station WTCI in Chattanooga.
Tonight we begin our sad farewell to this amazing series. It’s amazing how a British family drama set in the early part of the 20th century has captured the imagination of viewers across the globe. For those of us in the United States we will see it on PBS stations across the country like WTCI here in Chattanooga. I have avoided as many spoilers as possible and I am looking forward to having the final series unfold.
It’s Christmas Eve, a time where many will come together to celebrate this holy season. This evening I will celebrate with family by going to church and getting together to enjoy each others company. I am working a half day too, gotta make a living even on the day before Christmas.
We did survive the storms from yesterday but there are many in the south who are waking up to a different reality and much sadness. Grace and peace to them today.
I hope you all have a great day. God bless you all!
In the northern hemisphere its the first day of Winter. Where I live its 61 degrees so it doesn’t feel like the classic winter temperatures. More than likely there will not be a white Christmas but those are few and far between. I am ready for some colder, more winter-like weather.