After leaving French General my daughter and I made our way over to Hollywood Boulevard so she could see the sidewalk of stars. Hurray for Hollywood! Hurray for Hollywood We were also starved and spotted this sign and made a beeline for this darling cafe. Every inch of Cafe Audrey was dedicated to her film career and wonderful humanitarian efforts. If you are a fan you will love it. There were also several cute shops. This was Varga and it had ... View the Post
Archives for November 2008
Veteran’s Day
This is a favorite Veteran's Day image of mine. I never cease to grow teary when I view it. Veteran's Day I am deeply indebted to the many men and women who have taken leave of their families, jobs, and daily lives in order to ensure my freedom and the freedom of those living in other countries who are unable to fight for themselves. A few of my favorite veterans are: Mr. Decor's paternal grandfather, Landen, who was a Marine during the 1930's. Here's my paternal grandfather, ... View the Post
French General
I am back home after a whirlwind trip to the Los Angeles area. I have SO much to share that I have decided to spread everything out over a few posts. We arrived in sunny Hollywood around noon on Friday. Our first stop was a charming little bungalow that houses French General. I just adored the bougainvillea covered entryway. French General The main room of the house features beautiful antique textiles, some of which the owner, Kaari Meng, makes into delightful sachets and bags. ... View the Post
Flea Market Shopping List
I am now in the midst of packing for my upcoming trip to LA area. I am packing my Flea Market Shopping List. My first stop will be at French General. The uber talented Kaari Meng is a jewelry maker extraordinaire and a collector of vintage textiles. I cannot wait to visit her shop. Is it stalkerish if I bring my books for her to sign? I also hope to visit the Gamble House in Pasadena. The home and its furnishings are probably as close to perfection as one can get for ... View the Post