Pauline's Antiques Of Alameda

I was in Alameda and had some time to kill. I stopped in a place called Pauline's Antiques and had one of the most interesting experiences of my life. Pauline's Antiques is more of a store of a serious pack rat. It is two stories filled with stuff and when I say filled, I mean it.:

As you walk in

 It is a great place to go if you have time to kill:

And I bought this:

Pauline's Antiques is one of the most interesting stores I have ever been. It is amazing to look around and browse.

Hanging at Martinelli Winery

While in Santa Rosa, I headed over to check out the Martinelli Winery in its full glory:

The Martinelli Winery is a nice place to relax with friends after you have been out and about for the day.

Charles M. Schultz Museum Part Deux

People wanted to see more of my visit to the Charles M. Schulz Museum and I will not disappoint:

In the gift shop, there is special gallery up stairs which is really cool:

This next piece is a Japanese wood carving called the "The Dragon and Snoopy":

The Peanuts gang doing the Beatles

The Charles M. Museum and Research Center is a wonderful place to go. The cool thing is that I am a member and can go as I please. Hopefully, they will change some exhibits and might go up there and report back on the changes there.

Music Monday: Men Names in the Title

Music Monday: Just another Monday here. Here are some songs with male names in title:

Hope everyone gets some dancing in this week.

The Inn at the Presidio

While I was walking around at the Presidio in San Francisco, I came across the Inn at the Presidio. The Inn was built in 1903 and named Pershing Hall. It was  home for bachelor officers when the Presidio was a major Army base. Pershing Hall is listed on the National Register of historic places.  It has been restored as a boutique hotel with 22 rooms.  All the rooms were filled the day I was there but what I saw inside the lobby, The Inn at the Presidio is a special place:

The Inn at the Presidio is a special place that oozes history, it is worth a visit even if you are not staying there.