Oct. 15, 2007 - Unit 401_590 Sarah_CreveCoeur_MO

This is a centrally located Creve Coeur, MO, 4th Floor Condo Unit (building features an ELEVATOR!), has 2 Bedrooms and 2 Full baths. There's a Dining Room, Living Room and large Eat-In Kitchen. The Kitchen has Updated Appliances, Flooring and lots of Cabinets, including a Pantry! The light fixtures have been updated too as well as carpeting! There's underground, assigned parking, complete with elevator to your floor. The large Master Bedroom features a Walk-In Closet and Full Bathroom. The Complex is Golfview on The Green. Walk to Golf, Dining, Entertainment, and easy access to Highways. Warranty! POOL! Same floor laundry! Parkway Schools! Lobby to Welcome Your Guests! Large Deck to Party ON! LOCATION! Call me to view:314-744-4771

Oct. 9, 2007 - Artist Julius Popps Bit Fall in St Louis

Not sure if you've seen this video (You Tube) but I enjoyed it and wanted to share it, as he'd had the exhibit here in St. Louis in 2006. Hope you'll see the creativity and uniqueness of German artist, Julius Popps liquid scuplture Bit.Fall. He speaks in a German dialect, but there are sub-titles you can read that will explain the process and his thoughts about it. You can find others he's done there too.

Enjoy!

Oct. 8, 2007 - Best Of Missouri Market

Hi Y'all!

I had a lovely day again at our MOBOT event of the Best of Missouri Market. If you read my writings at all, you know how much I enjoy this city attraction. There's always something "happening" at the Garden. This time it was the 16th Annual Market. They had over 130 vendors and artists showing and selling their wares.

This was my first time to attend this event and it was just great, as the weather co-operated with sunshine and a nice breeze! You'll see a bit of what was offered in my slideshow, but they had so much to see and buy, you'll just have to make some time in your busy schedule to come here and see it too!

There was fresh produce from Soulard Market, flowers and plants, herbs, nuts, candies, meats (mmmm, brats!), seasonings baked goods and of course our famous Missouri wines and Cheeses. So many tastings! Yum.

Artists brought their hand-crafted furniture, wooden birds, ironwork, sculptures, baskets, pottery and so much more! Most of the items there were unique and not the same old thing we see at the craft shows that are so popular here in St. Louis County.

I was there early as I'd been warned about the crowds being huge. They were and increased as the day wore on. I wore out from the walking and stopped near the fountain to rest and enjoy people watching. I just had the best time talking with folks and taking photos, which I hope you'll enjoy viewing. Add this event to the list of things you want to do here in St. Louis in October. Links to some of the artists/vendors can be seen in the following slideshow!