Image 1 — So excited to finally share my 2026 Streetcar Birdhouse designs. This is also my first time doing a red streetcar. Enjoy your weekend!
Image 2 — So excited to finally share my 2026 Streetcar Birdhouse designs. This is also my first time doing a red streetcar. Enjoy your weekend!
Image 3 — So excited to finally share my 2026 Streetcar Birdhouse designs. This is also my first time doing a red streetcar. Enjoy your weekend!
Image 4 — So excited to finally share my 2026 Streetcar Birdhouse designs. This is also my first time doing a red streetcar. Enjoy your weekend!
Image 5 — So excited to finally share my 2026 Streetcar Birdhouse designs. This is also my first time doing a red streetcar. Enjoy your weekend!

So excited to finally share my 2026 Streetcar Birdhouse designs. This is also my first time doing a red streetcar. Enjoy your weekend!

u/Busy_Bee_NOLA — 1 day ago

Fry Bread of the indigenous people of North America...I had it at Jazz Fest and its delicious. Does anywhere serve this regularly?

And before you tell me how easy it is to make at home, just DM me your address and i will pay you 20 bucks to whip me up a few. 😀

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u/Busy_Bee_NOLA — 9 days ago
▲ 418 r/StLouis

Help a southern tourist out... I went to a place with "meat and three" in the name. Guess what they DON'T serve?

Its a highly rated St. Louis restaurant, meat and threes are a staple meal where I live, so I was excited to try it. Best they do is a meat and one, and when I asked the employee about it, they kinda giggled and said "yeah, IKR.....and it was all a la carte not that long ago".

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Everyone was really nice there and the food was tasty, but how do you call yourself "meat and three" and NOT serve said plate?

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Imagine i started "busy bees chicken and waffles", you come in and you can get chicken, and you can get waffles, but there is no chicken and waffle plate on the menu.

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Im not trying to be rude, I dont think a meat and three, or how the menu at such a place works, is a foreign concept, its straightforward and intuitive.

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So how does a place that doesnt serve its namesake get so hyped? I mean, great food, but im talking about the fact that it doesnt offer what's in the name.

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u/Busy_Bee_NOLA — 16 days ago
▲ 176 r/StLouis

I'm visiting your city this week and checking out your sub for things to do.... So is the sinkhole worth checking out? 😀

Seems like a quintessential St. Louis experience. No? Lol

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u/Busy_Bee_NOLA — 21 days ago

SAVE THE DATE! Saturday August 1st, I'm having a show and I want you to come, more info to follow, but there will be FREE BEER & WINE! Also, here's my latest custom commission I made for someone from this sub. What do you think?

u/Busy_Bee_NOLA — 26 days ago

By very popular request, The Roman Candy Cart Birdhouse!

This is part of my summer series! More to come, let me know any suggestions. Feel free to DM me too!

u/Busy_Bee_NOLA — 1 month ago

Sometimes an idea pops into my head and I just have to get the idea out. This was one of them. Shoot me a DM and I'll tell you all about how Ben Franklin is the only person standing in the way of this being yours if you can travel to the magical land of Algiers.

Can you feel the glow of the florescent lights?

u/Busy_Bee_NOLA — 2 months ago

Back by popular demand! Yall have been asking and I finally had a chance to make a few. Get them at Snake and Jake's TONIGHT! Or Zele, or Nola Nacular, or DM me for shipping. Supply is limited.

u/Busy_Bee_NOLA — 2 months ago

I have placements in stores, but perhaps one of my most high profile and rewarding partnerships was with Undergrowth Coffee. They had a following that introduced people to my artwork, I have a following that introduced my fans to their business, people liked my stuff there, they liked having my stuff there. Unfortunately for reasons having nothing to do with me or my artwork, they had to close. That place was awesome, and im saying that as someone who was a customer long before displaying anything there.

Im working on some new things and restocking my popular stuff, so as I expand in 2026, Im looking to find a new, unorthodox arrangement. Or even orthodox arrangements too! :)

DM me! Let's chat! Thanks so much!

u/Busy_Bee_NOLA — 2 months ago