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| The Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine, Sept. 30, 2014 Construction happening inside the Cathedral, only the right wing of the church is accessible. This DANGER sign is a part of a wall separating the people from the construction. The beautiful gold structure is a part of the alter. |
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| The Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine, Sept. 30, 2014 This is the part of the church open to the public. |
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| The Corazon Cinema & Cafe is having its Grand Opening on Friday September 25, 2014 |
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| They are however already open to the public! |
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| The Corazon Cinema & Cafe had a silent opening, Monday September 22, 2014 |
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| Emily Grubb, Sophomore at Flagler College (left), and Kelvin Young are both Food Runners at the Corazon. They were the first smiling faces to greet me at the door. |
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| The menu is filled with original recipes, either named after movie stars or people who helped create the item! |
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| This was a sample of what they are going to be sampling for their big opening. It is toasted peanut butter and honey! |
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| They opened up to the public silently without publicity to get the place running comfortably before their Grand Opening with the Mayor. |
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| They do not have servers, but they have food runners who will take tickets and bring the food to the tables with the matching ticket. |
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| The Corazon's whole restaurant, movie theater and bar is cinematically themed. |
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| Karla Wagner- Owner (far left), Emily Grubb- Food Runner (second from left), Kelvin Young- Food Runner (middle), Joe Abel- Manager (second from right), and Tammy Abel- Chef (far right) are some of the staff that puts together the Corazon. The Abel's helped to design and create some of the furniture in the establishment. |
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| Front to back view of the larger movie theater room |
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| Back to front view of the larger movie theater room. They will be able to dine-in as well as enjoy a film. On Saturday's the stage will have live entertainment! |
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| "I felt like Madonna the material girl"- Chef Tammy Abel told me as she was describing how she and her husband Joe put together all of the curtains in every room. |
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| A view of the smaller movie and dining theater, as well as more drapery. Joe Abel told me that they will be streaming live football games in here! |
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| Another view from the smaller movie and dining theater. |
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| This is the refurbished original movie theater room. |
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| Floor view of original movie theater room |
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| Original Movie Theater Room |
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| The logo on the back of employees shirts. |
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| They made the giant chalkboard themselves! |
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| All of the chairs, as well as the bar itself were handcrafted! |
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| Overhead lighting at the bar. |
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| Lion carved candy bar station. Snacks for the movies! |
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| Up close carved lion. |
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| Specials with a zap of color! |
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| They are very proud of the chandelier that hangs in the nook by the door! |
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| The chandelier is crystal, and the color reflecting off of it is from the natural light coming from the window that hangs below it. |
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| If you do not want to sit at the bar or in a theater, they offer limited window seating with a view. Above this hangs the crystal chandelier. |
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| AnnaRuth Bernhardt, 20, cutting her shirts for her business "Style with Sassafras" |
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| Bernhardt designs her own shirts out of old T-shirts. |
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| All of Bernhardt's shirts are cut freehanded. |
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| Bernhardt styles, and pulls the incisions to create a design on the shirt. |
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| Each shirt is unique, some are primarily focused on the cut designs, others have more emphasis on the printed design displayed on the fronts of the shirts. |
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| All of Bernhardt's designs are done free hand with a bleach pen. |
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| Bernhardt loves "Do it Yourself" projects, especially when it entails making something she already owns more unique. |
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| "Style with Sassafras" is sold through her blog, and at the local shop "The Closet" |
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| She can make these shirts in the comfort of her own home, at her leisure. |
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| She comes up with the designs from her imagination, and also from finding different shirt ideas online. Then she makes them freehanded. |
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| Bernhardt takes something mundane and ordinary and transforms it to something unique and interesting |
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| Her designs are original, she wants to have her own "style" |
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| She takes at least a half hour per shirt, depending on the designs they can go for hours. |
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| She usually charges around $15 per shirt |
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| Each finished product is put on her blog www.stylewithsassafras.blogspot.com |
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| She makes all different sizes to fit everyone differently |
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| Every shirt is done by hand and with thought. No two shirts are the same. There are different colors, sizes, designs and cuts. She weaves the cuts differently every time. |
