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| Cool Buildings with Fun Colors. |
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| Every Business was Open on a November Friday Afternoon. |
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| Looks Like a Summer Display- Except for the Christmas Lights... |
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| Every Kind of High End Kitchen Gadget Could be Found Here. |
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| Love the Details. |
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| Yep, Love the Details.... |
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| Lunch In Benton Harbor with Leslie before Heading Homeward. |
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| Jimmy is working on a new maquette, French word for scale model, from which he will make a large sculpture. |
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| Mary Ann and Steve renovated their Jayco Travel Trailer. |
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| Here is my rendition of the Jayco. I never noticed how many Jaycos were on the road until I did this mosaic piece. |
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| Concrete Banana Leaf, made from a banana tree I grew this summer. The Banana Tree is a hardy variety, hopefully it will continue to grow next summer. |
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| Lady Praying Mantis is lunching on the first Monarch Butterfly I have seen all summer! |
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| Jimmy and his "Mushroom Dogs" sit on the porch of the house we rented in Charlevoix. Earl Young designed the house, it is located in the "Mushroom Neighborhood", where most of his houses were built. 400 sightseers a day tour the neighborhood, I told one group our Corgis were official Mushroom Dogs.... |
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| Next door to us was the home known as the "Half House" as it looks like just 1/2 of the house was built. Love those roofs. Earl Young said he begins with the roof then squashes the house under it. |
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| Concrete leaves among the Snap Dragons and Alyssum in late August. |
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| Preying Mantis having an upside-down mosquito lunch. |
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| Packed up the doggies and my boy, some 'smater sandwiches and headed for the lake! First sunny day we have had in a long time, Thank You Birthday Gods! |
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| Missy and I spent a Saturday afternoon making concrete leaves. I usually wear "official" workshop clothes when working with cement. Missy taught me the joy of barefoot sculpting! |
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| Karolyn spent a Sunday at the shop learning how to mosaic an elephant clock shape we made for her. |
