Arkansas to Tennessee

 Hello Family and Friends,

Here's the latest! I'm off to Nashville today and it won't be long now before I'm in North Carolina to be at my sister's house.



This is my friend's tiny house community and her lovely home in Rogers, Arkansas. So sad to say goodbye to Maureen. Boo hoo. :-(
Hmmmmm. Really? 


Memphis...the Bass Pro Shop Pyramid. Wow!


I love Elvis and he said he loves me.
I don't love this guy. Manikins...ahhhhhh!
Snapping turtle.
Floor loom.
Me and Tina.



I couldn't believe it. Sleepy John Estes, one of my favorite blues musicians is featured here and a replica of his home.




They have guitars here at the Heritage Center that anyone can pick up and play!



Moon Pies....yum.
Tennessee is so beautiful!


The local high school. I couldn't believe it. Gorgeous.
Visiting my friend Michele and her son Matthew. They were my neighbors in Isleton, CA when we were tiny house neighbors. Matthew and I went out on a few errands and had to stop at Beary-Bear for some treats. Mandarin orange gelato with chocolate chips for me!

Matthew wrote our names on the blackboard at Beary-Bear. Can you see them?
Out to dinner with Michele and Matthew. So great to see them.
Matthew did a demonstration of his Karate routine with a big stick called a bow. There are a series of moves that are intended for self-defense, and it's really awesome.


The Cumberland River.


The back of this truck says "Peed Family" - and off to the left it says, "Stay Back 200 Feet".  HA HA

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