Ghost Horses in Salt Lake city

I work on the West Side of Salt Lake City; seeing grafitti is a normal.  Lately, however, I have noticed horse grafitti on buildings downtown.  Horses? I have seen them on three different buildings.  They stay up for a week or so then they get removed.  While driving around Salt Lake yesterday I notcied another and I decided to get a picture of it before it became a ghost as well.

As you can see it is not painted on.  It is a life size horse made from a paper material that has been glued on the side of a building downtown.  I am a bit baffled and I have to admit I hope to see more of these gianty beauties around.  I would love to do a photo shoot with them for my shop. It's definitely a different take on the usual grafitti.

 

P.S. Don't miss out on the {Shabby Apple Dress GIVEAWAY}.

Conversations: Good Dad

{via}

While listening to a church confernce talk last weekend about men becoming excellent fathers this conversation happened between my husband and I;

Me to my husband as we snuggle on the couch, "You are going to be a good dad huh?"

My husband, "That's because I have a wonderful wife", he smiles and pauses, "aaaaand she'll make me".

I laugh out loud, "Yeah I will!"

Beside every good man there is a good woman.

Loco for Local Issue No 2

Last Saturday my hubby and I went to Cedars of Lebanon with another couple.  When you walk into the restaurant you are no longer in Salt Lake City, UT you are in a tent in the Middle East.  The ambiance of the Lebanon restaurant is authentic with the drapes hanging from the ceiling, the lanterns, and the murals and paintings on the wall were of middle eastern motif.  We sat in the Moroccan room which has floor seating.  We had the most tender lamb in a curry sauce with fresh vegetables.  If you are in SLC, UT you must go.  Did I mention they have belly dancers?  Bring some cash!

{more info}

{dinner menu}

{map}