The 6th annual pottery sale took place at the Eagan Art House, home to pottery and other art classes. Ten artists/teachers sold their precious pottery pieces from 10 - 5 pm on Saturday. I'm glad we arrived at 9:45 am even if it meant a "checkbook accident."
Guitarist Chris and Sax player Conrad entertained us on Friday night at Pardon My French cafe'. Both are music teachers and they've played together for two years. See more information at their "WindWood" website here.
Yikes, a snake! Be aware of this ceramic sculpture at Caponi Art Park; it's sure to scare the living day lights out of you!
On a crisp, sunny, November 15th morning, the opening of the new bridge over Highway 35E began at 8:15 with coffee, doughnuts and fun! Left to right posing on the new Duckwood Drive Overpass bridge: City Administrator Tom Hedges, City Councilman Gary Hansen, Chili, Senator Ted Daley and Parks director Julie Sewell Johnson. See the bridge construction here. 
If you're looking for Chinese food, then try stopping at Leeann Chin on Cliff Road. They even recently installed a drive-up window! See other Night shot meme participants here.
They just don't make 'em like they used to! This old Chevy was parked in front of an auto repair shop....
Three veterans spoke and received recognition at this past Wednesday's weekly Eagan Rotary lunch meeting. From left: Gordon Jonson sailed with the Coast Guard in Asia in WWII from 1942 - 1946; John Kriesel served in Kosovo and Iraq from 1999 - 2007; Tim Callister flew helicopters in Vietnam from 1968 - 1971. Friday was "Veterans Day" in the USA. Photo by guest photographer and aspiring City Daily Photo blogger Michael Proebstle.
Sue Luse works as a certified educational consultant with high school students searching for the best colleges for their needs. Formerly an elementary and piano teacher, Sue started her business, "Suzanne Luse & Associates," back in July 2001. This "Jam Session Room" offers students a place to prepare applications and exchange information.
November 8 was a national day for elections in the United States. In Eagan, we only voted on members for our local school board. My wife and I voted in the Red Pine Elementary School gymnasium. How do elections work where you live?
Have you ever ridden in a fire truck? This red beauty was displayed at a recent open house. I just wish Fire Chief Scott would invite me on a "ride along" in a fire truck sometime! See other Ruby Tuesday participants here.
Ty works in physical therapy in the Twin Cities and places high importance on personal fitness and exercise. Holz Farm provided a scenic backdrop for some photos of Ty on a sunny, autumn day.
My collection of signs and license plates is growing in our garage. If you have an old plate or sign to discard, how about mailing it to me at my office address? (Hagen Financial Network; 4640 Nicols Rd #203; Eagan MN 55122)
Our friend, Erica, was raking leaves in her side yard when I drove past. So, with camera in hand, I walked over later for a photo of the famous outdoor clothing model!
Our neighbors, Ken & Lana, threw their 4th annual, fun neighborhood Halloween party with lots of kids, parents, food, beverages & costumes! Then everyone went out trick-or-treating in the area!
A vampire and a witch posed for me by a red fence at Caponi Art Park during the Saturday afternoon Halloween party. November's City Daily Photo blog theme day is "fences." 
