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Bride of Franksenstein Window Art, originally uploaded by Living in Monrovia.

I hope everyone had a fun Halloween. I rather liked this creepy art I spotted on a Monrovia beauty salon window.

Lanz building, originally uploaded by Living in Monrovia.

Walked around Claremont village yesterday and saw the light hitting the letters on the Lanz Building just right. It’s my favorite “out-of-town” spot to visit. Not as crowded as Pasadena, and lots of big trees arching over the streets. I wish Monrovia had more big trees.

Bumps, originally uploaded by Living in Monrovia.

Ok…so I’m fantasizing that I’m in turn-of-the-century London…never thought I could get a mysterious night shot with an iPhone…but there you are.

Dessert @ Cafe Mundial, originally uploaded by -=Cheese=-.

Have to say, chocolate soufflé is my favorite dessert. Wish I had eaten this!

I love eating at La Adelita Mexican Restaurant on Colorado. They have a couple of tables outside (and I can bring my dog!) and the staff is very friendly. I recently fell in love with the spinach enchilada. Great flavor and lots of goodies inside.

P60833, originally uploaded by acmelucky777.

Nice shot of Halloween signage by Rüdiger R.

Alley Gate, originally uploaded by Living in Monrovia.

Sometimes three planks is all you need! I couldn’t snapping a pic of this funky little back alley gate while walking around town.

Lovely Antique Ironwork, originally uploaded by Living in Monrovia.

I spotted this on a door in Old Town today for the first time. Whew! It reminds me of something you would see in an old European city. So pretty. Ok…so can you guess where it is?

Green Door, originally uploaded by Living in Monrovia.

I like that despite this entry is on a scruffy alley, it still has a certain grace to it.

Dark Door, originally uploaded by Living in Monrovia.

Looks like someone was inspired by this door to carve on it…

Left Turn Only, originally uploaded by Living in Monrovia.

Sometimes you just gotta go left.

Footprint Rock, originally uploaded by Living in Monrovia.

Spotted this at the San Gabriel River Trail today. Looks just like a
footprint, but it’s not, really.

Windmill against the sky, originally uploaded by Living in Monrovia.

Would be fun if Monrovia had a big windmill that generated electricity. I wonder why people don’t do that anymore….this one is small, of course.