e the earache got better, it was colder than cold (not to mention raining), and I haven't ridden in a bit. Maybe Sunday - it looks like it might be a little better out.But in the meantime, I finally downloaded the pictures I took on the way home two weeks ago, as I came through downtown Louisville.
On Market Street, as you're coming out from the West End, you pass a couple of places of interest -- like the Glass Factory, whe
re they used to have the world's greatest jazz club before it gave up the ghost, and where they still let you make your own glass ornaments, in addition to watching glassblowers as work -- and then you pass under the highway and you're downtown.
The incredible thing to me is that, looking back over my shoulder as I waited for the light, I could see roses still blooming in the post-Thanksgiving chill.
Of course, the big thing on Thanksgiving weekend is "Light Up Louisville," when they turn on all the Christmas lights in the courthous
e square. This year the big deal was that they switched everything over to LED lights to save money, which is good. Beats the heck out of a few years ago, when they were bringing in 
the big tree via helicopter and they kind of dropped it...And there were roses in the square, too.
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