First off: what a blessing all of you are!
Reading your posts and updates make isolation a bit easier…and, of course, enjoying a good cup of coffee with friends. All my best, Christine
West Seventh Freelance
Photography, seeking, writing…and learning along the way. Want to come along?!
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We anticipated the opening of The Coffee Cup restaurant on Randolph and Hamline for months. Then…Covid-19 arrived.
However, many dedicated local businesses are providing wonderful take out service.
Upload the app Toast Takeout and you will find local restaurants, like The Coffee Cup. Very easy!
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For David; who wondered if there was any room left to join the nap squad…
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We got outside for a bit to check on the neighborhood. The Mississippi River is running high and fast and the car wash is closed (much to the dismay of the gentleman pictured in this post) but people are out and about.
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I haven’t posted since late October and am still trying to wrap my mind around Covid-19 as we shelter, and work, at home.
Our thoughts are with our friends and furriends around the world.
Today we offer a sleepy nod from Dylan the Tabby…
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Groot will soon go to his forever home. His journey from a rescue on a dusty sidewalk to a thriving kitten is complete!
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We have had a wonderful week enjoying local sights and tastes! A true “staycation”, we explored places in Minnesota and Wisconsin, including hiking in Carpenter Nature Center and trying out a new breakfast spot in St. Paul: Hope Breakfast.
Carpenter Nature Center has two campuses: the 425-acre Minnesota Campus with more than 10 miles of hiking trails and, just across the St. Croix river- the restored prairie and wooded bluffs of a 300-acre Wisconsin Nature Preserve. (Thomas and Edna Carpenter moved to the St. Croix Valley in the 1940’s and left their spectacular property for future generations to enjoy.)
This morning we wandered into downtown St. Paul where the brand new Hope Breakfast spot just opened. Yum! Located inside St. Paul’s oldest firehouse, the restaurant is serving amazing food and will pledge 3% of its annual profits to neighbors in need.
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Healthy and “kittening” 🙂
What a change from the fragile kitten rescued from a sidewalk about 6 weeks ago:
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It was a perfect day to visit the fair!
…not everybody looked happy though. I wonder why? LOL We visited the Democratic HQ; lots of smiles and activity.
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Today’s focus: The Regal Fritillary, a large butterfly similar in size to the monarch.
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