It was the fact that there in the market was a stand/canopy with information on the city itself. When I asked the rather nice man whether this was supported by the Chamber or by Planning and Development - he replied Council. In fact, as it turns out, he is one of Claremont's Council members. Turns out once a month they take hour long shifts at the market. A little bit of meet and greet on the second Sunday of the month.
In passing I mentioned that we were from Pasadena. He quickly shared that we were really lucky to have Mercy Santoro working for us. I agreed wholeheartedly. And we all laughed as he theatrically shook his fist at Pasadena for getting "one of the good ones".
Then James and I walked on around the Village. All of these plants were real, but along other parking areas the turf was artificial grass.
Hmmm...another good idea, especially in areas where there was a lot of sun and no shade.
Hmmm...another good idea, especially in areas where there was a lot of sun and no shade.
Before we hopped in the car to get to Ikea (Covina) we stopped at The Grove. They had a lot of retro furnishings. Antiques like record players, woven tapestries with owl designs, and rotary telephones.
We saw this gorgeous table outside the main shop. Another hmmm...We'd been thinking about re-doing our picnic table. I took a bite of my oatmeal raisin cookie and considered the possibilities.
We saw this gorgeous table outside the main shop. Another hmmm...We'd been thinking about re-doing our picnic table. I took a bite of my oatmeal raisin cookie and considered the possibilities.
I'm considering the possibility, even without the raisin cookie. What a table (and what a great day).
ReplyDeleteI know we won't do anything as glorious since our table isn't so big, but the idea, oh, the idea of it! I look forward to seeing your tilework if you're able to tile a table.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I have remnants of the cookie. I broke it up that it might last a little longer.