

Now THANKS already covered Elvis, but in the universal game of life, a little more info never hurts! Did you know......
- Elvis's favorite food was fried peanut butter and jelly
- Even though he was famous beyond measure, he will always be remembered for using his talent for good by using his profits to quietly pay off struggling neighbors' debts
We wished we had time to stop and join the thousands who were pouring into the ENORMOUS Little Rock Pentacostal church because we're sure it would have been a great experience, but we were just too hungry for real, rather than spiritual, food so we opted for the turn into downtown Little Rock instead.
This beautiful sculpture, titled Carpe Diem, can be found outside one of Little Rock's newest and finest eating establishments, The Copper Grill. We interviewed lots of nice Arkansans who sent along their warmest wishes for the troops and their families. In fact the owner of the Grill lobbies in Washington, DC with the National Restaurant Association. Now that is grassroots lobbying at its finest.
We ended our day in Hope, Arkansas; birthplace of former President Clinton. We thought it fitting that our motel is right across the street from a WalMart as Sam Walton was from Arkansas. Our distinguished board member Gen Norm Lezy would be proud of us...he used to be an executive with WalMart. Too bad we will miss the Watermelon Festival this weekend in Hope. We did get to see a 150 lb melon displayed at our motel, though.
Back on the road to meet in Austin, TX with several of our Texas scholarship winners. How exciting!
1 comment:
Rachel and Kelsi - I love reading about your adventures! Is it true you saw a 150 lb watermelon? I wonder how many seeds are in it?? I look forward to reading about your visit to Austin and meeting some of the lucky scholarship winners! Have fun and stay safe!
CF
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