Changes By Design

Such a beautiful drive from Nashville to New Orleans. We made a stop in Birmingham, Alabama to pay respect to four little girls and two young girls men who were murdered September 15,1963. The 16th street Baptist church was ground zero for movement to eliminate segregation. 1000 children didn’t go to school and instead marched peacefully to protest segregation. Bull Connor sent police and the fire department to arrest the children and turn on the water bombs on these peaceful children. Those water bombs were strong enough to strip bark off trees. The second day 1000 more children marched. With the same results, finally with the help of the media pressure was put on the president and he intervened to push for desegregation. Unfortunately the K*K were very upset and sent three men to plant dynamite under the steps of the 16th street Baptist church while Sunday School was being taught. The dynamite blew a hole into the church and killed the little girls and injured many more. Later that day one young girl black teenager boy was shot in the back by a police officer and another young boy was killed by teenage rascist boys. It took decades for justice to meted out. By that time some of the murders had died by old age. It was a very emotional exhibit.

Loved Nashville. The food was great the music was better.

The Mohamed Ali museum was closed but we went to see his childhood home and then his grave. He is buried in the most beautiful cemetery I have ever seen.

Great time in Louisville at the Louisville slugger factory.

Waiting for the U2 show to start

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I am so privileged to work with two amazing teams. From management to the drafting team, to design ( that’s me and Shannon) to the production team and our amazing sales team, Congratulations! Hard work and imagination paid off. Last night all that hard work was recognized with lots of awards. All Foxridge homes won Gold;19 Siskin, 13 Stone Hearth, 82 Fetterly, 35 Windflower. But Kensington wasn’t left out with 3 Golds and 2 Silvers. 123 Middle Church, 28 Merkel Manza, 9 Zimmerman all Gold and 11 Sheilagh Ball and 916 Boul De La Seignerie with the silvers. Whoop, Whoop!

It was great day today meeting some new clients. Lots on the agenda for the next few months. But right away she just wanted some help styling her bookcase. She thought we would need to go shopping but with a little snooping I found these lovely antiques and treasures from their travels to display along with fabulous photos from of their grandchildren. Surrounding yourself with things that remind you of great memories is a much better way to decorate than shopping for random pretty stuff that has no meaning.

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