Tuesday nights on Fountain Square are Southern Sounds of country, blues, and bluegrass.
So this evening I went to the Square to take some photos of Chris Knight‘s performance…



















Click to see all the photos I took at Southern Sounds.

I noticed that UrbanCincy gave me a nice shout-out for my walks along the riverfront.
Thanks, UrbanCincy! 🙂

ps. We took another long 4.5 mile walk early this morning.

After we were done playing with t he puppy dogs on Fountain Square, Genifer and I went
to Via Vite and shared one of their amazing Italian spicy sausage and onion pizza pies.

Yum!

At last night’s Reds game, it was Aroldis Chapman action figure night. Someone’s poor
action figure is coming up a little bit limp today.

Ouch. That’s gonna leave a mark.

This afternoon Genifer and I walked down to Holy Grail Banks to watch the rubber match
of the Reds v. Cards series and to watch the USA v. Japan Women’s World Cup final match.

While we were waiting for the match to start, we had some lunch.

It wasn’t very crowded until HOly Grail until the soccer match was about to start…






It was such a bummer about the result. Still, it was a heck of a tournament for the US.
Great tournament. I wish there was a big soccer tournament like this every summer.

At some point in the last few days all the parking meters downtown have been replaced with
new ones that now accept credit cards. And change becomes a little incremental less relevent.

After the ballgame, we went to KnockBack Nat’s to have a nightcap…

When we were leaving the game, we saw this joker trying to move these shirts…

And what I don’t get is why he was trying to sell Cubs shirts when the Cards were playing.
Maybe if he had some “Cuck the Fardinals” shirts, people would have actually been buying.

Tonight, Genifer and I went to our 11th Reds games of the season together. The Reds were
taking on the St. Louis Whiny Birds, err… I mean the Cardinals. Let’s go!




It was brutally hot up at our seats and there was no breeze. So we don’t downstairs
to try to find someplace with a little bit of a breeze. We found a nice breeze down
the first baseline at Mr. Red’s Smokehouse…

Reds lost 4-1. In the eleven games that Genifer and I have been to, the Reds are 8-2.

That’s not too shabby at all.

When I was out running errands this afternoon, I stumbled across another Shepard Fairey
mural. This one was at the corner of Hoge Street and Columbia Parkway. Pretty cool.