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In the best company in the world: Sheila and Jasper



2009-04-18 - Jamestown Hill, Columbia, KY - Photo by Shamarie Claiborne.
Shamarie Claiborne writes "I was sitting at The Light today and and looked over and found Sheila Bryant taking a short rest on her sidewalk with the best company in the world: Her grandson, Jasper!"
The Light Sharmarie refers to is the traffic light at Jamestown Street and Russell Road, the first stop-and-go light in Columbia, KY, which appeared at the intersection of Jamestown Street and Road Eighty a short time after (?) the Population 1,400 (plus or minus a few souls) Columbia City Limits sign was moved from across the road at Sheila Bryant's pharmacy when the city expanded . Everybody knows that.


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