OK, the views on our blog have really dropped off, and we don't blame you.  We've been in Savannah, GA for a week without a blog post. And you know why?  Because this town is SO awesome, that's why!  Seriously, if you're any kind of Civil War buff... or any other kind of history buff... this place is nirvana!  (btw, if you come to Savannah, it is not "the civil war;" it is "the war of Northern aggression")  Just yesterday, I took over 500 photos walking around Savannah.  We leave here tomorrow for Tampa, and hopefully I'll have some free time there to arrange my photos and share some with you.  In the meantime, I offer the following for you fans of Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.  As you know, the book and subsequent movie revolve around Savannahian Jim Williams' killing of his male lover, and Williams' subsequent death in the same room of his home in which the killing occurred. 

Williams-Mercer House

 This is the residence known today as the "Williams-Mercer House."  You will remember that Kevin Spacey explains in the movie that the house was previously owned by the grandfather of another famous Savannahian, songwriter Johnny Mercer.  And remember the lovely "Lady Chablis?"  She played herself/himself in the movie and is still performing at Savannah's Club One today... tonight, actually!

 Finally for tonight, I bring you the Savannah City Hall

 A beautiful old building that still displays

HUZZAH!  Yep... they defy political correctness by still proudly flying the "stars and bars" of the Confederacy.  Save your Confederate money, boys, the South will rise again!  See y'all from Florida!