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Nice words Wisconsin democrat state rep.
I know saying this gets old, but if this kind of thing had been said, done or encouraged by the Tea Party people two years ago, well...the media outrage would have been considerable. As it was the media judgment on the Tea Party people, early and late, has been horrible. But for these people and the cute little protesters who won't leave the state capital rotunda, well, they get understanding smiles.
Bleh.
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So the Pi Pizza Truck doesn't have St. Louis to itself.
Here are some more food trucks trolling St. Louis with the exception of cities which forbid them, including Clayton and Edwardsville.
I'm listing them with their Twitter feed since Twitter is how they let people know where they will be each day.
@guerrillastreet website coming soon
@mangiamobile Sandwiches Website
@sarahscakestop Cupcakes Website
@whereschacha various tacos, cubans, sandwiches. Truck in Miami for repairs temporarily Website
And of course, @pitruckstl website
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A block from the Woods apartments at Concordia Seminary, power lines snapped in half along Big Bend from Clayton Road to the Highway 40 entrance. What it looks like this morning.
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Katie and Charlie took Riley for a long walk around the Teddy Roosevelt Island this afternoon. Riley was so happy.
Isn't he the cutest?
Then he got home.
And fell asleep under the watchful eye of Sam.
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Women's Roller Derby that is. In fact it has gotten so popular the sport has outgrown its venues. So many fans, too little space.
What's old is new again.
In fact Ferdie and I ran into a Roller Derby person when we walked the new Highway 40 the day before it officially re-opened for traffic.
This is pretty darn cool.
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There's nothing more interesting than spending part of a day at Soulard Market and with one week to go until Mardi Gras, you see beads and hats and necklaces and people walking around with a drink in their hands, and tents with music, grills cooking, and of course the fruits and vegetables.
What's not to love about this?
Or this? I'd never wear a top hat of any color, but these are so fun.
Mardi Gras items are for sale all over and not expensive either.
But I came for spices and vegetables and fruit.
Oh look, a summer-ish feel.
Bought one of these as did just about everyone who walked past this stand. It's like we could will warm weather just by eating one of these adorable watermelons.
The have Lamb, Goat and Pork.
And,
Lunch meats, smoked meats and cajun meats. Lunch meat. That's such a Chicago term. Most of the time I hear St. Louisans call it, Deli meat. But lunch meat, well, I hear my dad saying he was going out for lunch meat. Chicago. It's kind of like bismarcks. In St. Louis they're called jelly donuts.
Anyway, I wanted to go to the Spice Shop. If you've never been in the Soulard Spice shop, you really need to experience it just once. Or once a week. Right in the middle of the market, this place has wonderfully smelling and tasting spices and a lot of them and a very low price. They do a huge business. As they should.
A wall of various spices.
And counters full of individual spices. The hard part is choosing, you want them all. Trust me, you do want them all.
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Our daughter did something many of us have always wanted to do...fly. She went to trapese school last night and did pretty darn good.
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