
one of my most favorite historic pieces in georgia is the fabulous fox theatre. it's gorgeous. when they filmed gone with the wind, the entire cast came to this theatre for the first showing... see it's historic... well, this time they were featuring the musical, Les Miserables. i haven't seen it yet, only read the book in high school. and i hear it's one you just "have to check it off your list and see"

so dallin and i along with our good friend Neil, marta-ed (aka subway-ed) to the Vortex for dinner (yah, not quite fox worthy, but good burgers) and saw the beautiful performance!
well, i thought it was beautiful and very artistic, loved the music, ombiance, etc... dallin on the other hand, well, not so much. he could do without all the singing. musical?? all in all, CHECK CHECK!
really spooky... seeing a gas station empty... all pumps flagged off and not one drop to spare. makes you think "prime the pump"... or on the other extreme it's a crazy mad house with cars LINED into the streets trying to suck dry the last available droplets of gasoline.
































burns and hines oregon, two neighboring small towns... dallin's childhood...




complete with floral decor and all. HAPPY HONEYMOON Burns style!! (*note when cherilyn and rick were there, it wasn't quite so nice... it was a full heart then, no shower, and more mirrors i think... thank goodness they gave it a make over, or my OCD side would not have stood a night there!)




they had the ceremony under the bridge named Cathedral Bridge-- for the arch supports, and had a beautiful weeping willow backdrop behind the minister...

