- 2011/08/04 Thursday 00:28:00 Registered SvobodaTV.org $10.00 edit -- google would not accept my card. - 2011/08/04 Thursday 03:39:22
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 03:41:40 bed
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 09:30:15 up late for our dental appt
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 09:35:11
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 09:46:04 headed out
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 10:00:29
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 10:03:21 Medical Plaza
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 11:06:00 done with Dr. Renner
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 11:12:15 heading
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 11:34:16 Vietnam Cafe
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 11:37:36
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 12:00:08 heading out
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 12:07:34 Surplus Exchange
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 12:37:52 heading
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 12:41:34 Rivermarket Antiques is probably our most favorite store to visit. There is a huge variety on four floors that seems to change everytime we come. I personally love mid-century modern stuff, and there is a lot of it here. Theres a good variety of deco, too. - 2011/08/04 Thursday 12:45:36
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 13:46:48 ANTIQUING We almosr drive by our favorite antique store on the way home.
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 13:54:59 Rivermarket Antiques -- someone there remembers the 'quay,' this antique mall has been around that long, I'm sure. The corner of Kansas City that includes Rivermarket Antiques seems to have changed litt since the 1960's. I know in reality it has changed a lot. At one time this area wher Kansas City got its start was a nearly abandoned skid row. Kansas City by the 1940's had turned its back on the river. A wealthy entrepreneur by the name of Marion Trozzolo bought up many of the abandoned buildings and started offering the spaces cheap to artists and small business people. The River Quay (pronounced key) as the area came to be called soon had a reputation as the Greenwhich Village of the west. Then in the mid 70's a change in city ordinances and a fight over a city owned parking lot erupted into a violent war between warring factions. With a lot of bad press, the reputation of the area quickly declined until, by 1977, the River Quay had virtually gone back to being a ghost town. There's a lot of those in Kansas City. Redevelopment in the 80's and 90's begat the citizens of KC the River Market. It just isn't quite the same. I want the old River Quay back, but it seems that uttering that phrase in this city is like evoking the devil, or something. Rivermarket Antiques is like a taste of the old quay, at least in spirit.
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 13:58:03 As I was leaving, I thought 'what the hell.... I'll take a picture of the wanted poster on the wall. I'll post it on my blog as a community service.' The guy in the picture is wanted fir breaking into a locked cabinet in an antique store and stealing about $4000.00 worth of stuff. No sooner than I did that, this guy walked in who looked just like the guy in the flyer. Granted it is a digitized black and white scan of a video image, but I alerted the staff. I'm probably a douche for doing that, but you never know. - 2011/08/04 Thursday 14:12:53 homo making kawfee
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 15:23:14 heading out THE STOCK MARKET CRASHED ABOUT 23 MINUTES AGO
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 15:43:26 yjs
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 16:29:50 Suyen took the day off today. Todays course is directed by Suyen.
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 17:48:34 Cargo Lardass $6.45 video bracket $1.00 cargo for kids school supplies charity
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 17:50:01 Suyens favorite thing to do is shop. She doesn't much like walking around towns looking at old buildings. Antique stores are something of a compromise.
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 18:17:12 Brass Armadillo - 2011/08/04 Thursday 18:20:40
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 19:10:20 Brass Armadillo is another fave of ours. We used to go here a lot when we lived in Bates City. Since we got a late start as usual, Brass Armadillo has another advantage over other antique places; its hours. This one is open until 9. Sometimes there is a surprise in the things encountered in these places.
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 19:58:58 heading out
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 20:44:25 Cafe al Dente
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 21:30:27 YJ's
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 23:50:07 Ken and I walked the crossroads and downtown. We went east on 18th towards Grinders, then headed north to Truman, then north on Holmes, west on 13th, south at the p and l disrict at Grand, west on 14th, south on Main and finally west on 18th to YJ's.
- 2011/08/05 Friday 00:52:03
- 2011/08/05 Friday 01:03:21 YJ's
- 2011/08/05 Friday 02:05:53 homo
- 2011/08/05 Friday 02:21:09 im looking for my stuff so i can go to bed. suyen has hidden it.
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 03:41:40 bed
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 09:30:15 up late for our dental appt
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 09:35:11
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 09:46:04 headed out
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 10:00:29
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 10:03:21 Medical Plaza
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 11:06:00 done with Dr. Renner
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 11:12:15 heading
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 11:34:16 Vietnam Cafe
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 11:37:36
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 12:00:08 heading out
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 12:07:34 Surplus Exchange
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 12:37:52 heading
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 12:41:34 Rivermarket Antiques is probably our most favorite store to visit. There is a huge variety on four floors that seems to change everytime we come. I personally love mid-century modern stuff, and there is a lot of it here. Theres a good variety of deco, too. - 2011/08/04 Thursday 12:45:36
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 13:46:48 ANTIQUING We almosr drive by our favorite antique store on the way home.
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 13:54:59 Rivermarket Antiques -- someone there remembers the 'quay,' this antique mall has been around that long, I'm sure. The corner of Kansas City that includes Rivermarket Antiques seems to have changed litt since the 1960's. I know in reality it has changed a lot. At one time this area wher Kansas City got its start was a nearly abandoned skid row. Kansas City by the 1940's had turned its back on the river. A wealthy entrepreneur by the name of Marion Trozzolo bought up many of the abandoned buildings and started offering the spaces cheap to artists and small business people. The River Quay (pronounced key) as the area came to be called soon had a reputation as the Greenwhich Village of the west. Then in the mid 70's a change in city ordinances and a fight over a city owned parking lot erupted into a violent war between warring factions. With a lot of bad press, the reputation of the area quickly declined until, by 1977, the River Quay had virtually gone back to being a ghost town. There's a lot of those in Kansas City. Redevelopment in the 80's and 90's begat the citizens of KC the River Market. It just isn't quite the same. I want the old River Quay back, but it seems that uttering that phrase in this city is like evoking the devil, or something. Rivermarket Antiques is like a taste of the old quay, at least in spirit.
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 13:58:03 As I was leaving, I thought 'what the hell.... I'll take a picture of the wanted poster on the wall. I'll post it on my blog as a community service.' The guy in the picture is wanted fir breaking into a locked cabinet in an antique store and stealing about $4000.00 worth of stuff. No sooner than I did that, this guy walked in who looked just like the guy in the flyer. Granted it is a digitized black and white scan of a video image, but I alerted the staff. I'm probably a douche for doing that, but you never know. - 2011/08/04 Thursday 14:12:53 homo making kawfee
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 15:23:14 heading out THE STOCK MARKET CRASHED ABOUT 23 MINUTES AGO
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 15:43:26 yjs
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 16:29:50 Suyen took the day off today. Todays course is directed by Suyen.
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 17:48:34 Cargo Lardass $6.45 video bracket $1.00 cargo for kids school supplies charity
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 17:50:01 Suyens favorite thing to do is shop. She doesn't much like walking around towns looking at old buildings. Antique stores are something of a compromise.
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 18:17:12 Brass Armadillo - 2011/08/04 Thursday 18:20:40
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 19:10:20 Brass Armadillo is another fave of ours. We used to go here a lot when we lived in Bates City. Since we got a late start as usual, Brass Armadillo has another advantage over other antique places; its hours. This one is open until 9. Sometimes there is a surprise in the things encountered in these places.
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 19:58:58 heading out
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 20:44:25 Cafe al Dente
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 21:30:27 YJ's
- 2011/08/04 Thursday 23:50:07 Ken and I walked the crossroads and downtown. We went east on 18th towards Grinders, then headed north to Truman, then north on Holmes, west on 13th, south at the p and l disrict at Grand, west on 14th, south on Main and finally west on 18th to YJ's.
- 2011/08/05 Friday 00:52:03
- 2011/08/05 Friday 01:03:21 YJ's
- 2011/08/05 Friday 02:05:53 homo
- 2011/08/05 Friday 02:21:09 im looking for my stuff so i can go to bed. suyen has hidden it.
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