By Linda Hubbard on Feb 14, 2021 02:00 pm
Mary Kay Mitchell, who calls herself the Chalk Granny, was busy at work soon after Bistro Vida opened for lunch at 11:00 am today. Her task: Drawing chalk hearts that people could write a message or put their initials in using the box of colorful chalk she had on hand as part of the Valentines Day celebration .
“This is a tribute to Ali [owner of Bistro Vida, pictured with Mary Kay right] who has had such a positive attitude throughout the pandemic,” she said. “He’s brought a lot of creativity to downtown Menlo Park.”
We’d read about Mary Kay in the Almanac News and learned that she’d started chalk drawings in her home driveway as a way to beat pandemic boredom. But word of her whimsical and wonderful drawings has lead to a assignments throughout the Bay Area.
So, if you’re strolling downtown today, we recommend stopping to see Mary Kay’s hearts now filled with Valentines Day love.
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By Linda Hubbard on Feb 14, 2021 09:29 am
Lisa Trail emailed us this photo of a Valentines Day tree spotted in the Stanford Hills neighborhood of Menlo Park. Maybe next year we’ll launch a campaign to have a heart-filled trees in every neighborhood!
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Mary Kay Mitchell, who calls herself the Chalk Granny, was busy at work soon after Bistro Vida opened for lunch at 11:00 am today. Her task: Drawing chalk hearts that people could write a message or put their initials in using the box of colorful chalk she had on hand as part of the Valentines Day celebration .
