This is what is most important to Memphians on Wednesday. Most of the news is about the new Swine Flu and lots of people are getting concerned.
While walking I saw this Tin Man propped up against a wooden barrier. Very creative what someone did. He is made of multiple different cans. Can you identify what cans he might be made of?
Inside the local Wal-Mart they have built this structure. On top of that, they are digging up the floor inside of it. It was very loud when they were doing this and I hope whatever they are building they hurry up and build it.
A great place to order sushi, Kyoto's Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi Bar. They also have wonderful fried rice and it is very affordable.
There was a guy fixing his motorcycle. From the looks of it it might have been in a wreck. There are bad scratches on one side of the bike. He is always working on it just about everyday, putting new parts on it. It looks to be custom built..
What used to be a business building downtown is now a residential building. Many old buildings are being converted into condos. You can see they added the balconies.
Everyday I take my son on a walk when I get home. Well we ran into some un-invited guests on our path. Bees.. These guys were not there Monday, so in two days they built this large hive on a branch that hangs over the sidewalk we travel on. I hope pest control moves them some place else by tomorrow.
Here is what the crawfish look like when they are done cooking and ready for your belly. Most os the meat is in the tail. Some people tear off the tail, eat the meat, then suck out the insides of the main body.
This is how they cooked the crawfish. They placed a whole load in a cage and drop it down of boiling water and spices. Join the blog tomorrow so you can see those yummy cooked crawfish from the Rajun Cajun Crawfish Festival.
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