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Wendy Waffle
Found an old photo & searching for its rightful owner
I was cleaning my apartment when I noticed the corner of a paper poking out of the fireplace mantle. I pulled the corner and this photo fell out. It looks like such an incredible photo & moment in time and I’d love to get this back into the hands of the family who this belongs to. Perhaps this is Tower Grove Park around the mid-80’s to early 90’s? Simply a guess based on the cars I’m seeing in the background. For context, my apartment is in Tower Grove South on the 40XX block of Hartford street just steps away from Hartford Coffee. Here’s to hoping this finds its way back home! Thanks everyone 🙏🏽
Horrible Produce Everywhere Lately
I went to an Aldi in town twice recently where I picked up a bag of peppers or onions and had to immediately wash my hands. The onions and tomatoes that I purchased at Schnuck's after a day or two were too rotten to use. Sam's Club, well... They have great canned goods. Is anyone else running into more rotten food than normal lately? Where are you going to get your quality produce?
Pork Steak Recipes from Old Newspapers
Inspired by the “Things Invented in STL” post, I looked up pork steak recipes in old newspapers. Found some doozies. I will be posting them in the comments, but I’ll start with Chop Suey from the Globe Democrat in 1927. More to come….
Yard Sale!
My partner and I are a fairly stylish lesbian couple in our mid 20s offloading so many clothes it’s ridiculous. We’ve collected all things vintage over the years- especially 80s, 90s, and y2k styles. Mainly sizes 0-6 in women’s. Other miscellaneous items include: a film camera with a roll of film installed and ready to go, a lamp, a mini guitar that’s great for beginners, random pieces of jewelry, etc etc. Nothing will be priced more than $15. Come support two of STL’s gays and our purge! 🧡🩷
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