Our 7:30 AM Sunday ride, I chose to drive over to the Mall where Bob and I worked and met each other and see if our favorite Pizza place survived the Pandemic.
Hungry Howies is alive and well , but the Mall made us sad.
Above is the closed Macy's
below is the closed Sears
the shuttered garage below is where Bob and I worked and met.
we are thankful it was open 37 years ago
We are thankful for our Blessed Beau Boy who loves to ride
an thankful we went to the mall and I I got 2 photos of a really long truck
and am thankful I could PLAY IN PICMONKEY
and add the two photos together and show you how long it was and get the mall and truck in one photo.
It's the little things that matter.
to be continued Friday.......
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| You can't read the writing on the side of the truck. It says This trucking company owned by a Native American Woman. How cool is that? They have a really cool Website.. HERE |
22 comments:
Hari Om
Very cool indeed! As is your skill with da monkey... YAM xx
Tribe Express. I wonder what they haul and deliver? What a find! You used some kind of special panoramic effect. I bet this visit was sad, remembering the crowds and crowded parking lot. A ghost mall, to be sure. But there is still a pizza place in there?
love the name of her company ;O) we are always sad too when we remember how full of life some places were... but now so many are like ghost areas...
I'm pretty sure that most malls are the same (nation-wide). I like Beau's photo best of all.
Plague combined with a rise in online shopping to denude our town centres and shopping malls of life and human connections. It's a damned good thing that we can't buy a haircut online.
I stopped at a mall a couple weeks ago when I took a ride and it was sad how few stores were open.
That's is a really cool find with the truck. Trible express is a good name for her company
Our mall is pathetic, too. Just hardly anything there.
That is a long, long trailer.
The malls around are basically the same, ghost towns. That is a great name for the trucking company! Love the Beau photo. Take care, have a happy day!
Our mall looks the same - deadsville. Ours started going downhill when the University mall opened. I wonder how that mall has done through the pandemic. I like the truck and company, that's cool!
That trucking co is neat and I looked at the website! Very nice! SAD to see the mall. We haven't checked ours lately. It was nice to know it was there and they had a lot of good places to eat. It's been a terrible year for so many. Enjoy your day!
Sad! I'm old enough to remember the excitement when, in New Mexico, the first enclosed mall was built. Today, WinRock is a ghost town. Same for Eastdale here, where we'd take my grands so they could ride the escalator. (Simple pleasures.). I wonder what will become of all these empty spaces.
I came home with my permanent crown. I too was amazed. This in house procedure is about 10 years old. Zirconia crowns are used for crowns anywhere but in the front of the mouth. Ceramic crowns are used in the front because the color of your existing teeth are easily matched with ceramic but not Zirconia. I haven't had a crown made in 25+ years.
First 45 minutes of the 3 hours were grueling... the old crown and filing the cavity under the crown. The remainder of the 3 hours was spent waiting for the Zirconia crown to be made and then it had to be baked. They have tv's in all the rooms so I watched several episodes of programs on HGTV.
There are so many vacant stores it is sad....
Hugs Cecilia
That was inspiring!
Loved your thankful list.
I wonder if half the businesses in the US survived Covid?
Sad.
Like everyone else...our mall is dying and is mostly dead. Sears gone, Pennys just about gone..Nordstroms gone and all the little guys in between. Except to go to the Cheesecake Factory pre-pandamic I haven't been in the mall in years...so I guess I am part of the problem too.
Good ole' Sears was dear to my heart since my Dad was a Mgr. at one in San Fran. I worked at one and my Hubby was a Division mgr. at one also...it's in our blood. So very sad.
Love the photo of Beau. He sure looks like he is King of the roost.
Sue
That is very cool! And how great that Beau loves to ride in the car. Shopping malls seem to be having a hard time everywhere. Love the memory of where you and Bob met. Your pic monkey stitching is impressive.
Great work on that truck photo. I remember eating at Hungry Howies with my dad.
Yes, it’s the little things that matter!
Very cool the way you did the photo!! I think the Covid has taught us all that the little things really do matter. Sorry so much has closed. Macy's and Sears here are gone as well, but were well before the Pandemic.
Sandy's Space
It is sad seeing the malls die. They were something amazing from our youths. But TRADER JOE'S survives!!! (so far)
Our Sears finally died a year ago, and sometimes I go to the Mall and just look at it. There is a "state fair food" truck set up in the parking lot, but that end of the Mall is d-e-d dead and the lot is getting very bumpy.
Bravo to those indigenous women and their trucking company. I wish them great success.
love the Beau photo. and that truck photo is very nice too. great work on pickmonkey.
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