Surprised that $SITE SiteOne has such a high PE for a business of discretionary landscaping. Similar end-consumer base.

Wishing improved health to Tiberius.

Feel free to ask more specific questions if there's something you really enjoy, etc. Mainly take advantage of our spring-like weather.

For a nice weather walk-about, the McGovern Centennial Gardens at Hermann Park are nice, with easy parking nearby or access to public transit.

Go see Annie Hall (remastered, tribute to Diane Keaton) at the Museum of Fine Arts.

The Menil Collection is our finest art museum and is always free. They have an excellent permanent collection and a couple of great temporary shows. Have a drink nearby in the lobby bar at Hotel St Augustine. Nearby is the Rothko Chapel too. Light showers on Saturday, nice temps otherwise.

Fire hydrants too.

Take care of yourself. ❤️

Bless you Mychal. Sending a big hug to you.

Sending love to you. Peace and good health ahead.

Convinced.

And Happy Birthday to David, as is my habit. 🎂

Good morning Dr. Hartley. Mr. Carlin is waiting in your office.

Speedy recovery :)

LBJ Library?

This one has the unusual addition on the back, I think. It's written up in the AIA Guide.

Agree this area is a gem. I walked it a couple of summers ago when I was in town for business. So glad I did! Lots of variety - and clearly appreciated by the owners. And they're keeping up the details like the paint colors and painted details.

Yeah... similar experiences. Take care of yourself. Keep sharing as you need to. You are appreciated!

Yes, big smile!

So sorry for your loss. It can hurt even years later.

Joseph Kinnebrew, prolific artist, designed this in 1974.

Russ' had the fun system of ordering by phone from your table in some of their locations (with an old fashioned switchboard operator). My family referred to this as "no tip", because there was no gratuity for a wait person. Appealed perfectly to local frugality.

The smart owners of Mr. Burger reportedly perfected their operations in the 1980s by sitting in their competitor's restaurants (Mr. Fables, long defunct) and taking notes. Fables learned their operations as franchisees of Kewpee in the 1950s. Those paper tickets have a long lineage!

Bless you, beautiful nerd.

Congratulations! So happy for you.

I love this. You made my day too.

Verified.

Thank you for posting this. It takes me back to my time as an undergraduate studying medieval architecture. I knew of Conant and Cluny III, but did not know the backstory.

Sad that they removed the concrete frame. That gave it sculptural presence.

I once had a client near this building and always enjoyed seeing it as I was rushing to their offices. That massive green lawn with this as it's centerpiece.

Well done. You are a valued member of the team!

One of the first FLLW houses I saw as a kid, helped create a lifelong interest in architecture.

Robert Mosher was a Taliesin apprentice. There's a bit of Wrightian in this.