I can ask that question about a couple of dozen different things, but for today, the question is about what’s holding up our patio covers and carports and awnings. I’ve been collecting pictures of really […]
Here’s a little afternoon bonus. Thanks to Will and his sister Joselin (who are under contract on a fun beamed ceiling mid mod foreclosure in Paradise Palms) for the great link. Guess what will be […]
The unveiling of the adaptive re-use plan for the HUNTRIDGE THEATRE Wednesday 8/13 6:30 to 8 pm at the Rainbow’s End Natural Foods on Sahara. We’d really like as many people as possible to take […]
Meg moped and whined, but consistently kept looking for a great mid century modern home. The whining was because her dream house had gotten away from her. Actually she started looking about a week too […]
Kathleen Bell, who inherited wrote to me last night and told the story to the best of her recollection. It’s a great little piece of Las Vegas History in itself, so I’m just going to […]
Kathleen Bell has a mural that she inherited from her father, Charles Bell, who aquired it in the 60’s or early 70’s. He always said that it came from one of the early strip casinos, but no […]
I think I’d have left this one out. Memo to Martha: quit telling people that it’s fun and easy to sponge paint walls. The only thing worse than a bad picture is NO PICTURES AT ALL!
The world is changing again. And so is Las Vegas. We can’t stop it. We’ve never been able to, and that’s probably the one thing that will never change. Change is inevitable. The tide of “flight to […]