We couldn't leave our four month old kitten out of the 18th century French colonial life. . .could we? Mr. B. J. LaShae now has his own primitive table, along with a pewter bowl and tankard. . .
I can't say he was overwhelmingly happy about the dinnerware. . .He took one look at it and his face said it all. . ."OK. . .Where's the food?"
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| Mr. B. J. LaShae |
Our B J is the resident feline of Heil House. . .when we are in town. . .He's four months old and cute as a bug. . .I discovered that we have a ghost cat, too. . .More about that later. . .
It's the holidays at Ste. Genevieve and we are learning much about the Colonial French celebrations. . .But, since we own a home built by the Germans, I thought this Santa fit right in. . .at least for this year. . .Next year we plan to be 18th century Creole French all the way. . .
Yes, Santa is in town. . .and was kind enough to bring his parade right outside our North Main Street door. . .So much candy was thrown our way by all the participants that we were still picking it up the next day. . .Welcome Mr. and Mrs. Clause. . .Won't be long now until your midnight flight begins. . .
There are many restored and vintage vehicles around town. . .but this one is our neighbor Chuck's. . .Chances are you'll find him driving around Ste. Genevieve in his pride and joy. . .Give him a smile and a wave if you do. . .
