DTM Week

This last week, my good friend came to visit. He's been here before and is a champ for coming back, knowing what little provided entertainment this city has to offer. Although, we as his friend's have plenty of fun to offer (see below). That's how I know he's a real friend.

We did continue our "DTM Around Bristol" photo series this week. Here are some highlights...


Having seen the office building for McDonalds seperate from an actual MCDonalds establisment, Dan was not happy about the idea of being photographed next to this weird office building. We aren't sure what the purpose of a small little corporate office is, when in this town there are so many actual Mcd's buildings. I had to get his picture in front of the building, even if he covered his face with a hoodie. It's him, I swear.


This is the picture window where the Haven of rest hands out free meals to the poor, down-and-out, and homless of the town. They have the best displays using department store mannequins. Very hip and awkwardly positioned angels and Jesus'.


Yes, Bristol is the registered birthplace of country music. Yes, there is a mural with all the country greats depicted thereon. Yes, Dan is disobeying and disrespecting the rules and the people who trailblazed musical paths.


It is alleged that Hank Williams ate his last meal at this restaurant. I have yet to eat at this joint, but plan a trip in the very near future. Maybe it will get to be my last! At least I'll go out like the great Hank.


After touring Bristol for five days, Dan took all our money (fake) in a rousing game of Monopoly. I guess it is true that city folk can swindle bumpkins out of their land and money.

Other highlights, obviously not pictured...
~ Spending time at the Baby Best Buy that just opened.
~ Purchasing a pee wee football and throwing it around an abandoned Food Lion parking lot at ten o' clock in the evening.
~ Continuos evenings being spent playing Bristol Bull's Eye Challenge.
~ Seeing Ridgewood BBQ enjoyed thoroughly.
~ Spending time in an auto garage with some very crazy country folk, and seeing Dan's reaction to almost every sentence spoken.
~ Good chats about bad shite.
~ This quip:
Aaron: Dan, do you like tabouli?
Dan: Huh?
Israel: Do you like the night life? Do you like tabouli?

Thanks Dan!