Savannah Part 2

Day 2

Today was Mary's Birthday!!! We woke up, sang her a birthday song, and headed out to experience Savannah.

• We had breakfast at the famous Clary's Cafe. The food was amazing. I had grits and a bisquit. We all said "Kiss my grits."


• Our house did not have a shower, instead it had a seated shower. Very inconvienent.
  
• Visited the Green-Meldrim house. It was exquisite. They had some amazing pocket doors: summer doors and winter doors. They also had a clever ventelation system.


• Walked around a few of Savannah's historic squares, in the light rain. We took pictures of us doing a enactment of the monuments and looking for symbols at the monuments.


Shot through the heart * The whole world in her hands


• Watched the movie Saved.


• We again told Mary that she was really dead. She has moved from the denial stage to the bargaining stage.


• Fetus position.


• Mandy checked the pizza.


• Derek isn't even there but owns us on his comment about peperonni pizza.


• We saw a sign that said McNairy's: sounds like a bad hair gel.


• Awkward moment 2008.


• Mary breaks into every car in Savannah.



• Visited Bonaventure Cemetery. It was the creepiest cemetary that I have ever seen. So creepy it was beautiful. We took some not-so-reverent photos of us in the cemetary. Wayne was fed manna and we all picked out our gravestones. I kinda feel bad about that....but not as bad as I should.







• Ate lunch at the Pirate House, arrgghh!! It is an actual house that pirates would use when they came to Savannah. Mary was hit on my an old man and I was called sweatheart by the waiter.








• We all agreed that one of the worst thing to say after you've kissed someone is : "It is wierd when we kiss."
  
• Mary calls my prank caller, Austin Fisher, and gets him to sing Happy Birthday to her.
  
• That night it was raining horribly. However, Mary wanted to go to the River walk for her birthday. We agreed, got out the umbrellas and started our walk. We were all drenched but it was fun to go to the stores on the River Walk. We bought some yummy pralines, t-shirts, and Mary and Wayne bought ponchos that they proudly wore. We were coming down some metal stairs that were slippery and Trent fell down the stairs on his backside. He was hurt but not too hurt. We waited at least five minutes before we laughed at him. He was a good sport. Wayne offered to give the ultimate sacrifice to Trent: the poncho. We walked back to our house. Mary had given up trying to stay dry so she decided to wade in a few fountains. She had so much fun but ended up snapping and shouting "take a picture of me and my prize (the fountain.)






• The question of the weekend, "What do you think this is?"

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