Savannah, GA
I've read about making sure you live ~ between your dash. Meaning to fully live between your birth date and death date on your tombstone. Some of the people at Bonaventure lived long lives that I hope were very full and hopefully happy. Others were infants or children and we could only imagine what could have taken them so young. There was a marathon runner who died at 55, her family chose to put up a bronze statue of her running. Such a nice tribute. 

We then headed to the waterfront downtown and had lunch at Spankys http://www.spankys.tv/info_pages.php?pages_id=3. They had fabulous burgers and chicken and it was a nice stop, before the long trek home.
We made it home by 10pm. It was a fabulous vacation week, but I was pretty happy to sleep in my own bed again.
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