Wish I Was at Alex's Now....
Hello, readers. I have to admit I'm a little beat from the last event-and-emotion-filled week. We just landed in Vegas not to long ago and fortified with a light meal and a few mimosas I'm trying to work through the amazing backlog of Memphis footage and videos. Annoyingly, I'm not poolside. Too hard to read the screen. What a nerd I've become!!
Speaking of, I kinda wish I was at Alex's right now. What's Alex's? Watch this. PS: at one point one of the ladies yell, "THIS GONNA BE ON THE YOUTUBE???" Unfortunately you can't hear it in the recording. But just trust me on this one.
So Good It Hurts from sarah lacy on Vimeo.
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mmmmmm, rocky burgers. Now I really want one! That, and some rendezvous....
Posted by: katherine | September 19, 2008 at 05:41 PM
Nothing better than a burger with a side of memory, washed down by revival. Sounds and looks like Memphis, concisely.
Posted by: Coolpops | September 19, 2008 at 08:57 PM