She picked up everything. I didnt have to tell her anything. She was spot on. And super real raw…read moreand uncut. I feel like I was talking to one of my longtime friends. Very clear, funny and powerful. Money well spent. I will most definitely be spending my money with her again. Shes my new life guide and I really appreciated her time. Thank you

Ms. Jazzy is nothing short of amazing!! I have never in my life had someone to be as accurate and…read morespot on as her! If you want the truth without the fluff and general fake readings that everyone is giving these days.. then this is who you need to be contacting. I refuse to let anyone else in my energy since I found her and I'm so grateful that we crossed paths. She has become much more than just a reader or psychic (whatever you choose to say).. She is my mentor, friend, and even mother figure when I need her. She is everything! The best hands down and I love her from my heart! Thank you for your guidance and honesty! Love you!!

I went to this place several years ago. I was told several things. She was so right about…read moreeverything. Funny, she told me I was gonna have a baby living with me. I told her I could not have anymore children. She looked puzzled and said well this baby will always live with you and your gonna love it like your own. The very next year I found out I was pregnant !!! I had a big baby boy ! She told me a lot of other things. I kept her card for over 8 years and just found it in my wallet. Lol. Would like to go see her again.

I visited this studio with a family party to do a painting session where we each were allowed to…read morepick a picture and were assisted in painting it. We all had such a great time! We had about 15 people but were each tended to individually by the individual staff members who helped us construct our masterpieces. The studio was in someone's house....like in a huge basement. This added to the intimacy of the event. We were allowed to bring food for our festivities too. It really felt like a great combo of cozy comforting setting and fabulous service. My recommendation....forget the big business studios and give this business a try. Art is personal and thats exactly what this studio delivers! Pros: great service, helpful staff, very personal, spacious place, can bring refreshments, everyone got to choose their own picture, they played music from pandora while we painted, good pricing! Cons: honestly... none that I can speak of. Thanks for a great session - hope to visit again soon!

The Sultana: The Greatest Maritime Disaster in US History. Yes,... even worse than The Titanic…read more This disaster received little public attention, as it took place at the end of the Civil War, after the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln, and the day after John Wilkes Booth was killed. Robert E. Lee surrendered to Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox Courthouse on April 9, 1865. Under the terms of the surrender agreement, POWs were to be freed and sent home as soon as possible. Union prisoners from Andersonville, GA and Cahaba, AL were sent to Vicksburg, MS to ship home up the MS River. The government offered to pay boat owners $5 per enlisted man and $10 per officer transported. The Sultana left Vicksburg on April 24th with more than 2,300 prisoners of war (plus an additional number of crew and passengers and a large shipment of sugar bound for Memphis). It's legal carrying capacity was only 376 passengers. The Sultana had pulled into Vicksburg at about the same time as two other boats (the Pauline Caroll and the Lady Gay); however, those 2 boats left with 0 soldiers. To make matters worse, a boiler had to be patched while in port at Vicksburg. The mechanic warned it would need to be properly fixed once up north. At about 2am on April 27th 1865, the steamboat's boilers exploded. Over 1,800 of the Sultana's +2,300 passengers were killed just north of Marion, Arkansas. The 1,800 people were burned to death, drowned or died of hypothermia. After the disaster, people wanted to determine the cause of the Sultana explosion as well as why it was so overcrowded. Many concluded that Mason, the captain and part owner of the Sultana, bribed Union officers into letting him transport as many freed prisoners as possible so that he would make lots of money; however, Mason was killed in the accident. Captain Frederick Speed, a Union army officer, was found guilty of overcrowding the Sultana. But his verdict was overturned by the army. So in the end, the U.S. Army never punished anyone for the disaster.

This is a terrific museum dedicated to a disaster that has largely been forgotten, lost in the…read moreaftermath of the Civil War. There is a great introductory film, and then several rooms of artifacts and interpretive material about this event, the largest maritime loss of life in American history. The passionate and deeply knowledgeable guide made our visit very special. Highly recommended.

You feel the peace as soon as you walk inside. Mrs. Maria is so welcoming, warm, and knowledgeable…read more I'm so glad I got to meet her husband as well; his stories are awesome and you can tell they both poured their heart and soul into Lucyja Hygge together. Even the prices were amazing for all that they offer!

There are metaphysical shops, and then there is Lucyja Hygge. I don't know who decided that…read moremetaphysical shops had to be dark and dreary and stink of sage, but that is not the case here. Lucyja, by the way, is owner Krzysztof's bad ass Mom, a Polish revolutionary who helped end communism in Poland. Hygge is a Danish word for comfort. Together with his wife, Maria, they have created a place that induces Hygge (hoo-gah). This is a bright, welcoming space featuring hand mined and polished crystals, essential oils, incense, teas, beautiful handmade jewelry, and a huge variety of herbs. This is a space of love and healing. Tell Maria what troubles you, and she will mix up a tea blend especially for you. They also offer a host of spiritual services, including Reiki, Crystal singing bowl healing & oracle readings, tarot readings, plant medicine workshops, yoga & Hygge after dark, sort of an open spiritual forum. This is truly a metaphysical & spiritual Mecca in midtown Memphis, an asset to our community.

Another fab Memphis musician. Kim is one of the better songwriters I've heard in awhile. She's also…read moreone of the funniest people I've met in ages...not "I'm gonna tell a bunch of jokes and try to get cheap laughs" funny, but funny in a stream-of-consciousness (yet always coherent), wry-take-on-the-world sort of way. Kim has a way of making her crowds feel as if they are not an "audience" at a show but friends hanging out on her porch, melting that barrier that one usually finds between artist and fans. She refuses to take herself too seriously on stage, which makes her great singing and songwriting that much more engaging. And she does have a fantastic voice. She (currently) plays the second Wednesday night of every month at the P & H Cafe (see my review of the P & H above). Her Web site gives her full playing schedule.

Afternoon game today with my team. Had tickets to the Party deck Section 214 that included bbq, hot…read moredogs, ribs, nachos, mac and cheese, cookies. Food was good. Drinks were water, tea and lemonade. The lemonade was terrible. Way too much water in it. Thankfully had seats in the shade and stayed for 7 innings. Lots of grade school kids in attendance and they were having so much fun. All the staff were polite! Great event and will do again next year.

We were passing through Memphis one Saturday afternoon in April and hoped to catch the Redbirds in…read moreaction. This would complete our goal of seeing every AAA baseball team in the United States. We bought tickets several months in advance. The day of the game, it rained. The Redbirds postponed their game to the following day. But there was no way we could stay in Memphis an extra day, especially not on Easter Sunday when we had plans back home. Attempting to get a refund, or at least a credit so we could come back at a later date to watch the Redbirds, they flat out refused to help us. We were told that if we couldn't come back on Easter Sunday, we've just lost those tickets. DO NOT buy tickets to an event at AutoZone Park, lest the event be cancelled or moved only for you to lose your money. It's a serious gamble, especially if you're driving a long distance only to receive nothing in return.