children, and even these mini-mobbers found things that appealed. I found the perfect re-usuable mug for work, and made a list of all kinds of things to go back and buy for Christmas. Another great thing about Modern Eyes as the first mob location was that big enough to hold all 50 of us, plus a tasting table hosted by Blue Kettle Foods .  It was a very nice added touch, and I think for lots of mobbers (myself included) the first time we've had a chance to sample Blue Kettle Foods, and certainly for me will not be the last! The next Cash Mob is scheduled for October 18 th to find out where we will meet before heading to the chosen shop follow Cash Mob St. Albert on twitter @cashmobstalbert And yes, I followed the rules -- I met three new people, spent at least $20, and had a lot of fun! This post was written by our St. Albert resident blogger Heather Gardiner Heather, along with her husband and daughter chose to move to St. Albert four years ago. They fell in love with St. Albert's many green spaces, trees, pathways and recreation possibilities. Heather volunteers as a Girl Guide leader and loves to help out at events in the city, believing that volunteering in the community makes St. Albert a better place to live.  When she is not out exploring all of the events and activities in St. Albert, she can be found skiing or mountain