Fog, Crane, Parking, and the Corner
Headed into work
Tuesday, it was really
foggy.
Check out the fog
hiding part of the building.
Tennessee State Bird~
the crane!
Yep, sort of look alike.
Tall, skinny and
the spike on top!!
LOL....sorry,
could not help it.
If I get up in the morning,
and move my rear, and
I get to work before 7am,
I can park across from my
bldg in the state parking.
If I wait but I get there
around 11:30am, I can
park there also.
However, if I don't make
it at any of those times I
have to park two blocks
away in that state parking lot.
But then I have to walk
up the hill.
Tuesday the lot was almost filled, like
before COVID.
When you park in these big
lots in a different spot each time,
you tend to get confused and
forget where your car is.
To prevent that I started parking
in front of the ONLY
telephone pole in the lot.
That way I always know where
I am.
I will never forget the first few
days my old boss in printing
started working with us.
I walked down to the lot,
to see her standing at the top
of the steps (right at that
yellow rail) and looking for
her car. I laughed as I went
by and said, "forgot where you parked"?
Back in those days I
kept a US flag attached to my
antenna so I always found
my car then. That was before
I got wise and found the pole!!
The corner of 5th and
Charlotte, this is where I
stood one day and watched
President Jimmy Carter ride
down Charlotte in a
convertible.
A LONG TIME AGO!
That building you see in the
pic is the Andrew Jackson
bldg. I went to work
there in 78 in the
printing division.
Years later, I stood on that
same corner and looked
up to the roof of the
bldg across the street to see
National Guard with their
guns standing watch...
that was after 9/11.
You know it is strange, I drive
up that way to the building I
work in now but today is
the first time I thought of
those two events.
CRAZY.
Pam
Comments
I loved all your photos and little stories with each one. I often lose my car in crowded parking lots. So many people everywhere we go. When I was younger I had a canary yellow Dodge Swinger and I never lost that car.
It was great to see your blog. Thank you and I remember seeing your comment about your own home at another blog. I always wish we could have purchased my childhood home but we live in the suburbs in the metro area and both my husband and I grew up in our hometown, Pueblo, Colorado 120 miles way. sigh...
Have a good weekend. Thank you for sharing your photos and stories too.