Here are some pics from my time in Memphis. I'm particularly pleased with the one of the Mississippi River. I think my cell phone camera might be better than my regular one.

Above is a pic of Priscilla Presley and Lisa Marie as a baby. It's hanging in the halls of Graceland. And the first picture is of the Peacock Room in Graceland.

I like it down here. It has a totally different flavor than the north. I like experiencing new things and places.

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Poppy said…
I was alllll excited that the top photo was your hotel room and then I realized it was Graceland. :) AWESOME!
9:57 PM
Bearette said…
That's awesome!! I love that you thought that :)
10:00 PM
Kalei's Best Friend said…
Wow, your cell phone is good!. BTW years ago I saw Priscilla in a restaurant trying not to look like she was somebody..lol... She was very serious and yes, she looked as good if not better in person... Glad u had a fun time!. Hope u bought something from that state as a reminder..
9:02 AM
Bearette said…
Thanks, Chrissy :) I actually didn't get anything, but I hope to come back someday. It's cool that you saw Priscilla :)
9:48 AM
This suzy said…
The south DEFINITELY has a different flavour! Glad you enjoyed it. :)
12:40 PM
Anonymous said…
the peacock room looks like a fun room. :)
8:05 PM
Bearette said…
Suzy - Thanks! I want to go back :)

Liz - Yes, it was. Welcome back to blog land :)
11:06 AM
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