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That was fun. Now I need a shower.

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On my way back home, I decided to pay a quick visit to the Church St. Cemetery, a tiny graveyard nestled between the local public library and the Office of History and Genealogy. As far as I could tell, I was the only living soul within its walls. I visited the graves of a few notable historical figures, and as I did, I noticed more and more deterioration and decay in the tombstones, mausoleums, and grave markers. There's nothing like the existential suckerpunch of looking at a grave with the name of its owner eroded way by time.

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I've made my way to Mobile Bay- or at least to a park overlooking said bay. It's oddly quiet here, apart from the ubiquitous churning of the gulf. A few elderly folks chatting near the park entrance, and a man  stands hand-in-hand with a young child near the guardrail. Had I not been wearing my favorite penguin-print face mask, I may have been able to smell the sea breeze.

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Another Square! Mobile just loves its squares.
Anyway, this fountain is absolutely beautiful. I almost wish I could sit here forever under the shade of the live oaks, simply listening to the falling water and scampering squirrels as I lose myself in my endless idle thoughts.

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It's a square, all right. The Cathedral Church across the street is a sight to behold: a classical entryway, timeless red brick walls, and twin spires topped with gilded domes. On the opposite end of the square sits a... fountain? Splash Pad? Art installation? The world may never know. All I know is that small children seem to love the thing.

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Some new art installments have sprung up since my last trip downtown! I had to do a double take when I peddled past a taxidermy "keep out" sign in the doorway of a local shop. I also stopped to appreciate a few of the city's many, many murals. I can only imagine the amount of effort (and the volume of paint) involved in making one of these!

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Broad is the ground zero for all of my favorite Mardi Gras parades. Without the blockades and the massive crowds, it feels incomplete...naked, in a way. Even the traffic is more sparse than usual.

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Class of 2020!
I've never seen ASMS look this... empty. No students, no staff- nothing but a few unoccupied construction vehicles in sight. Presumably, they are sticking with remote instruction for the time being.

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Dauphin St. is awfully busy. I can hardly hear myself think over the constant din of traffic! They don't call it the "morning rush" for nothing.
A few joggers are out and about on the sidewalks, and several others are tending to their lawns.