Sarah Snodgrass
On Saturday, I’ll be walking in the Brookside St. Patrick’s Day Parade along with my friends and colleagues from the Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Kansas City Homes, Plaza Office. In conjunction with the parades, my company participates in the parade committee’s “Go for the Green” fund drive to benefit Harvesters Community Food Bank. Each dollar donated to Harvesters is a chance to win a fully assembled cedar playhouse. Read my post to learn how to make a donation and enter to win the playhouse.
After much anticipation, the grand opening for Heirloom Bakery and Hearth in Brookside is this Mother’s Day weekend. As you’ll see from this photo set, the interior is truly stunning. I am just overcome at how beautiful it turned out.
Each year, my office has a float in both the Brookside and Kansas City St. Patrick’s Day parades. We have so much fun doing it, but part of the fun is knowing we are helping others by participating in the Harvesters Food Drive. Once again this year, we’re raising money for Harvesters by selling tickets for a chance to win a children’s playhouse.
There are a few foods that I am really passionate about, and bacon is one of them. Today, I purchased a pound of house-cured bacon from The Sundry Market & Kitchen, and I must say, it was delicious. Unfortunately, I can’t share any with you, but care to see the pics?
Thanks, ThisisKC, for this list of cool Kansas City Royals gear. I have now found no less than three shirts I simply cannot live without, starting with this crown t-shirt:
Heirloom Bakery and Hearth is opening in the fall of 2014. We met the owners at the Brookside Farmers’ Market, chatted with them about their plans.
My clients are purchasing a shirtwaist house in Midtown Kansas City, and this set of “then and now” photos of their new home is fun to see.
Ice dams can cause considerable water damage to your Kansas City home’s interior. Here are a few tips for removing and preventing them in the first place.
The Nelson, Swope Park, Julie’s Kitchen, and First Friday. My weekly roundup of stuff worth sharing, for the week ending January 4th, 2014.
If you prefer the appearance and fragrance of a fresh cut Christmas tree over the convenience of an artificial tree, then this list is for you. These ten Kansas City area Christmas tree farms offer locally harvested trees for your holiday enjoyment.
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