While the weather is insanely pleasant, grab a book, some friends and some bread for the ducks and complete assignment #250 in the 365 Things to Do in Memphis: visit Germantown Municipal Park.
Here's what I played on this week's Memphis Mystery Train:
Assignment #249 in the 365 Things to Do in Memphis is to take in a movie at the annual Outflix Film Festival.
Today in Memphis, we've got baby birds, graduation requirements, a Cochon recap and the best to-do list ever. But first, let's have a look back at the Tigers' first football game, before the bottom dropped out:
Of all of the giant things perched on roofs in Memphis, this mouse nibbling cheese atop Atomic Pest Control is my favorite.
I can only hope that Atomic Pest Control on Elvis Presley can combat pests of this size, not grow them to it.
Here are a handful of photos from one of the busiest weekends in Memphis, a weekend of heritage barbecue, local music and the first-ever 901 Day.
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Here's what I played on this week's Mystery Train. As always, the local tracks are marked with an asterisk and my notes in italics:
Editor's note: I'm excited to share this guest post by Courtney Miller Santo with you guys today. She's a novelist and creative writing teacher at the University of Memphis, which makes her the perfect person to bring you this list of five literary locations around Memphis.
1. Elmwood Cemetery
