Monthly Archives: September 2006

Wooden Door

Posted September 26, 2006 in Uncategorized
Wooden Door

Spotted this door in Old Town. I am always drawn to old doors that lead to apartments above shops. I waaaaaannnnna go in and poke around. I’m a hopeless look-ee-loo!

Bessie Redux

Posted September 24, 2006 in Uncategorized
Bessie Redux

Bessie’s been repainted and memorialized in a sign! She’s here to stay. :)

Monrovia Station Design Meeting

Posted September 22, 2006 in Uncategorized


Full color design concepts for the proposed Monrovia Gold Line Station will be presented at the next Monrovia Station Design Meeting on Monday, October 2nd at the Community Center’s Monroe Room from 6:30–8 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend. For more information about past meetings and the current stage of the project, visit the Foothill Extension website or call 626-305-7026.

Pool Tables

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Pool Tables

I was walking past Fourth Dimension on Myrtle the other day and spotted the rare sight of it empty. Usually there are many kids smoking and drinking on the patio, and piled around the tables inside. I liked the way the light looked on the tables. They almost seem to float.

The Monrovian

Posted September 21, 2006 in Uncategorized
The Monrovian

Night shot of the Monrovian Restaurant sign. Feels SO mysterious. :)

Doggie in the Window

Posted September 20, 2006 in Uncategorized
Doggie in the Window

I often see this little doggie in the window when I’m out walking in
Old Town Monrovia. He loves to watch what’s happening down below and
I love seeing his cute face up there looking down. Looks as if he’s
shedding his coat something fierce.

Sidewalk improvements have begun

Posted September 18, 2006 in Uncategorized
Sidewalk improvements have begun

Along Myrtle Avenue souther of Lemon sidewalk improvements have begun, and some pretty brickwork will be added.

New Library Floorplan (sneak peek)

Posted September 14, 2006 in Uncategorized
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Have a look at the new Monrovia Library Floorplan. The link will give you a PDF file which you can zoom in on and see details. Basically, the entry of the new library will be on Myrtle Ave. (see red arrow), and on the right of the entry will be a community room and on the left a bookstore.

On the south side of the building will be a decided children’s room, along with “big cozy” seating area and a children’s desk. In addition there will be computers, homework areas, a parent/teacher area and even a “tiny tots tech” table. The north side of the library will include fiction, non-fiction, reference, computer tables, a periodicals & reading area, study areas and a heritage room. Very exciting!