Along the Way to St. Peters, Missouri

Hey Everyone, I have a quick post today.  I’ve been traveling from Ohio to St. Peters, Missouri.    This was one of my shorter journeys so I took my time getting here.     I love to visit St. Louis, Missouri and guess what, I had to drive right through it.    Since I had some time I decided to stop at 2 of my all time favorite places in St. Louis.  First stop, the River City Casino.   I love the casino, the sights and sounds just excite me.    But I left there shirt less, if you know what I mean, lol.  Not really, let’s just say I didn’t win.  🙂  

The next stop was a must, Pappy’s Smoke House Restaurant.   If you are ever in or near St. Louis you have to try out Pappy’s.   Their BBQ is out of this world great!   Never, ever had anything as wonderful.

Make sure you get there early for dinner.  Once they run out of something it is gone for the day since they smoke it all night.

  

I got my ribs to go.   Enjoyed them here in my hotel room.   Hmmmm, ribs, pj’s, 2 different sauces……………dangerous for the diet, lol.  Good thing there is a refrigorator and microwave in this hotel room for left overs.

This is a teeshirt that you can pick up at Pappy’s.  Russ has one and I made him swear he would never have it on and walk beside me, NEVER!

May your weekend be one great adventure!

Until my next post. . . . . . .

Huge Hugs,

Michelle

A Letter from My Sis. . . . .

Hey Sista,

Just a quick note to say Thank You for sharing Project Give Thanks with your “peeps.”  The card-artist community has started the project by sending me about 200 cards!  Isn’t that great!  The first, Project Give Thanks, box of cards was delivered to the Rocky Mountain Cancer Center’s chemo therapy room last week. During the hour and a half that I was there 4 Cancer Fighters selected three cards each.  They really enjoyed looking at every unique & beautiful card while trying to choose and were happily distracted from the infusion process. Also, they were genuinely grateful that someone made those cards for them!   I know from experience that sending those cards to family, friends, doctors… will remind the Cancer Survivor that they are cared for and supported!   
The Project Give Thanks box will be refilled on Monday and I will look for my mailbox to be filled with more cards from your creative and generous friends too.  We’ll keep the cycle of thankfulness going that way.
Thank you again Michelle and everyone else who is making Project Give Thanks a success.  Please subscribe to the blog for a daily reminder of something to give thanks for. 
Hugs, Sonja
P S  I am touched by all of the personal cancer stories that have been shared with me.  I can’t say enough about how wonderful you all are!  

 

   Get ready for Brayer Workshops!  I am coming to the following locations, click the location name for more information.       

St. Peters, Missouri       

La Porte, Indiana       

Orlando (Davenport), Florida       

St. Cloud, Minnesota       

Colorado Springs, Colorado       

Ottumwa, Iowa       

Owings Mills, Maryland (Baltimore Area)      

Cleveland (Euclid), Ohio       

Staley , North Carolina (South of Greensboro)       

Monroe, Connecticut       

Dayton, Ohio     

Leesburg, Florida       

Montreal, Wisconsin       

Savannah, Georgia       

Lincoln, Illinois       

Jefferson, Louisiana (New Orleans Area)       

Here is a link to my workshop calendar where you can see all of my travel schedule and to get info on beginner and advanced Brayer workshops:   https://zindorf.splitcoaststampers.com/workshop-calendar        

Don’t see a workshop in your State?  Interested in hosting the workshops in your area in 2012?   Click HERE to get hostess information.       

Link to my Stampin’ Up website where you can order all of your must have Stampin’ Up products from me 24-7:  https://michellezindorf.stampinup.net   

 Link to my Scentsy website where you can order the best smelling, safest wickless candles from me 24-7:  https://zindorf.scentsy.us/Home   

 Donate cards to the Give Thanks Project and help out Cancer Patients.   CLICK HERE TO HELP

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