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10 Comments on Speechless Sunday- Meet me at the Plaza
Lovely photo. Good luck in selling and have a great Sunday.
Beautiful Photo Have a great Sunday Tammy !
That is a nice photo, Tammy. Hope all is well over that way.
Beautiful photo looks like wonderful weather. I hope you are enjoying your Sunday and the beautiful weather.
Tammy, Thanks fo sharing. Have a wonderful Sunday afternoon.
This is the venue for welcoming home our Olympic Gold Medalist in Skeet Shooting next Saturday (Vincent Hancock) and many wonderful summer concerts on the lawn and others the rest of the year in the theater. Love the old building that now also houses our Chamber of Commerce also because it was where I went to grammar school.
I think that place will be mobbed next weekend when your Olympic gold medalist comes home. What a happy event and a great venue.
Wow! This building certainly has a lot of emotional ties to it for you. It's lovely! I look forwar to seeing the photos of your olympian's homecoming!
Chris Ann- I hope so. Today I found out after he won 4 years ago he want to visit the kids in elementary school. How cool is that?
Joni- and that just touches the depths of it that it was my grammar school.
Tammy,
Now that is a plaza. Like the architecture and the fountain. :)
Steve