Monday, December 6, 2010
Non Christmas Musical Interlude
Friday, December 3, 2010
Unique Christmas Shopping Opportunities
Almost all of the unique gifts sold at the bookshop are hand-crafted by local artists or by artisans from developing countries around the world. The bookshop does business with SERRV International, a fair trade non-profit organization which has been working for sixty years to eradicate poverty around the world. They also carry Thistle Farms products, made by the women of Magdalene House in Nashville, Tennessee. The Thistle Farms Winter Survival Kit, for example, would make a nice gift I think.
Also, on Friday, December 17th from 5:30 pm - 9 pm Red Fish Gallery at 356 N. Main Street will host a Christmas Party and most items will be marked 25% off - cards, artwork, jewelry and more.
I mentioned it before a few weeks ago but it's worth mentioning again, The National Ornamental Metal Museum's Holiday Show and Sale through January 9. The Cathy Talbot flower pendant above can be found there, colors vary.
Five Favorites for Friday
Photo of the park by U of M Law School
Believe in Memphis - I believe something will start happening here.
A Certain Simplicity- A beautiful, unexpected Italian encounter.
Poetry of Food - Planning a wine and cheese party and the 7 types of cheese.
I Love Memphis- generally
Benito's Wine Reviews - Opus Vino, a massive tome.
Haha, you can't see me when I'm behind a park bench.
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Photo Post: Christmas Decorations Downtown
Polar Bears at Residence Inn
The trolley stops are decorated this year with snowflakes.
Above is my favorite, the dentist's office, notice the molars in the snow.
Blues-y Santa at Center for Southern Folklore
McCarty Peacock Travel agency
A train track with all of the cool train track things at Number 10
Wellworx Fitness, where else?











