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Halloween is right around the corner.
That means that it’s time to think about what costume you’ll want to wear this year and figure out where to get it.
There are definitely a couple of fun places in Nashville that you don’t want to miss!
The following tips should make your search for a Halloween costume in Nashville a bit easier…
If you’re like most other dog lovers, you probably feel guilty about not doing enough with them.
You know that your dog wants to go out and have fun, but other than a walk at the park or a trip to the lake, what is there to do?
Here are some ideas…
Did you know that there are 3 YMCAs in the Brentwood area?
And they’re all within a few miles of each other.
(Which completely ruins all my excuses for not working out regularly.)
The Brentwood Post Office is somewhat hard to find.
If it wasn’t for the fact that we needed to find the nearest post office a couple of weeks ago, I wouldn’t have known where it was.
I’m sure you’ve seen the Brentwood Grille sign if you’ve been at the intersection of Old Hickory Blvd and Franklin Road. I believe it was Pargo’s in the past. I hadn’t ever been to Pargo’s, but we checked out Brentwood Grille for the second time.
Saturday night we went to the Cafe inside the Borders bookstore in Brentwood.
I found that a group called Brother Henry was having an in-store performance and I figured we should go and check it out.
This was an opportunity to see a band that I hadn’t ever heard before, and even if they were bad it was ok. After all, we didn’t drive far and didn’t have to spend any money.
For the last few months of construction at The Shoppes of Brentwood Hills shopping center, I was excited to see all of the other retail stores opening there.
I was looking forward to the Target store, but the addition of all the other “shoppes” makes it even better.
The very best time of year is right around the corner!
That’s right, it’s almost time for Tennessee Titans football.
The best way to enjoy football is at the game, but sometimes (like when your team is in Pittsburgh, just as an example) being at the game is not possible.
Keeping that in mind, knowing your neighborhood sports bars is crucial.
Anyone who lives with an allergy to wheat (aka gluten intolerance, Celiac Disease, etc) knows how difficult it is to enjoy eating out.
It is fairly simple to stay away from bread and pastas, but so many sauces, seasonings, and condiments contain wheat and it is nearly impossible to know what to order.
There are several major restaurants that have recognized this issue and are doing something to help.
