Is that the "Gaylord"? Jeremy stays there when he goes to Nashville for work. I'm hoping he'll need to go soon, and we can tag along! :) He hasn't been in a while, so it'll probably sometime before baby comes (hopefully...) We'll see!
And, wow it looks reaaly nice. I would love sitting there and relaxing in that tropical oasis and sipping a Strawberry Daquiri or Frozen Mudslide: Mmmmn, mnnn.
Nashville for work--what does Jeremy do? I don't think I ever asked you that. o.0;;
Hey Ladies. Yes, it's the Gaylord. It is an amazing hotel. Definitely go if you have the chance. The Opry Mills Mall is close enough to walk to and has great shopping. It also has an "Aquarium" restaurant and a "Rainforest Cafe."
Oh man... I have nothing but sour memories of "Rainforest Cafe". When I was working in Tyson's (now the 3rd largest mall in America), it was right across the hall from my store, and it's so LOUD! SOOOOO LOUD!!! Yup, no desire to go and eat there... maybe someday.
Ali, Jeremy's an Account Manager for a IT research company... He sells "information" to the government... or something. :)
Oh, neat. Chris and I have been to the Rainforest Cafe--we love it. We have only been twice though, as it is far away in Mass and is somewhat expensive. Yeah, Jess---it is sort of loud but its at random increments: they have a rain storm w/ lightning effects and thunder booms which happens like every hour or something and the jungle animals take turns making noise like every once in a while. It reallyis not that bad and its actually kind of fun. Though, I would not suggest bringing kids until they are a little older.
IT--what's that? And 'selling' info to the goverment? Sounds...strange to me. -shrug-
Chris works at a Chocolate Factory running boilers(he maintains them and stuff)--his actual lisence is called a Fireman's License. He just finished his course work and is going to take the test for his next lisence in July. We can't wait for the upgrade in job(he is going to go with a different company) and money, it will be nice to feel 'comfortable' and not worry or struggle about finances.
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Is that the "Gaylord"? Jeremy stays there when he goes to Nashville for work. I'm hoping he'll need to go soon, and we can tag along! :) He hasn't been in a while, so it'll probably sometime before baby comes (hopefully...) We'll see!
"Gaylord"?--Do I even want to know?
And, wow it looks reaaly nice. I would love sitting there and relaxing in that tropical oasis and sipping a Strawberry Daquiri or Frozen Mudslide: Mmmmn, mnnn.
Nashville for work--what does Jeremy do? I don't think I ever asked you that. o.0;;
Hey Ladies. Yes, it's the Gaylord. It is an amazing hotel. Definitely go if you have the chance. The Opry Mills Mall is close enough to walk to and has great shopping. It also has an "Aquarium" restaurant and a "Rainforest Cafe."
Oh man... I have nothing but sour memories of "Rainforest Cafe". When I was working in Tyson's (now the 3rd largest mall in America), it was right across the hall from my store, and it's so LOUD! SOOOOO LOUD!!! Yup, no desire to go and eat there... maybe someday.
Ali, Jeremy's an Account Manager for a IT research company... He sells "information" to the government... or something. :)
Oh, neat. Chris and I have been to the Rainforest Cafe--we love it. We have only been twice though, as it is far away in Mass and is somewhat expensive. Yeah, Jess---it is sort of loud but its at random increments: they have a rain storm w/ lightning effects and thunder booms which happens like every hour or something and the jungle animals take turns making noise like every once in a while. It reallyis not that bad and its actually kind of fun. Though, I would not suggest bringing kids until they are a little older.
IT--what's that? And 'selling' info to the goverment? Sounds...strange to me. -shrug-
Chris works at a Chocolate Factory running boilers(he maintains them and stuff)--his actual lisence is called a Fireman's License. He just finished his course work and is going to take the test for his next lisence in July. We can't wait for the upgrade in job(he is going to go with a different company) and money, it will be nice to feel 'comfortable' and not worry or struggle about finances.
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