Monthly Archives: December 2010

Wallingford Milliner

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Anne writes:

I’ve been a Wallingford resident for 24 years and have a millinery studio sale every year.  My annual sale is this coming weekend … please drop by and say hello.  Friday Dec. 10th from 5pm – 9pm and Saturday the 11th from noon until 5pm.  3711 Carr Place N.

You’re probably smarter than we are, so you didn’t have to look up “milliner”, but we did: she makes hats. We always thought that’s what a haberdasher did, but apparently use of the term haberdasher to refer to a hat maker is archaic. Now, it simply refers …

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New Digs For Seattle Tilth

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Seattle Tilth has moved and wants you to come check out their new location tomorrow night, from 5-8:30 pm.  They’re still in the Good Shepherd Center basement (4649 Sunnyside Avenue N.), only down the hall from their old space, in Suite 100.

Here’s their invite:

You’re invited!

Come to Seattle Tilth’s Open House this Thursday and help celebrate our new office and classroom, recent accomplishments and exciting new programs.

Enjoy treats from Herban Feast and a workshop about making culinary herb salt. Learn what’s coming up in 2011, buy green holiday gifts and say howdy to Seattle Tilth staff, …

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Wallyhood Wine Tasting

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Amidst the wine hullabaloo over in East Wallingford, let’s not forget the small, well appointed wine shop City Cellars (1710 North 45th St), which has served up good advice and good wine in downtown Wallingford for over 21 years.

While their usual weekly tastings are on hiatus for December, owner Michael Herndon has offered to host a special, Wallyhood-readers-only wine tasting this Friday, December from 5 – 7 pm. There’s no cost for the tasting, so just stop in with your palatte cleansed and ready. As a bonus, Michael is donating one bottle of the 2008 Delille Cellars D2 …

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Rebuilding Seattle

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If you’re planning any winter cleaning this month, Sarah Ihrie wants you to know that her organization, Rebuilding Together Seattle, is seeking donations of supplies to help with their programs. From their web site:

RTS provides donated repair services for homeowners in need so they can continue to live independently in warmth and safety.

About Us: Rebuilding Together Seattle was established in 1989 and is part of the national Rebuilding Together organization. We are a volunteer, charitable group and repair or rebuild homes at no cost to low-income homeowners, particularly those who are elderly, disabled or families with children.

Does …

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Candles Will Continue To Glow-Pathway Of Lights

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This year’s budget cuts have impacted our community and families in many different ways.  The Green Lake Community Center has been at the center of many of the proposed budget cuts, which could have a big impact on nearby Wallingford.

Pathway Of Lights, though, which had been in jeopardy of being blown out for good due to budget cuts, is saved. This Seattle holiday tradition will continue to glow thanks to two private companies who have already offered to support the event.

According to My Green Lake:

And, while the Pathway of Lights requires more funding than the 2011 budget …

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PB&J Latte

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No, I’m not drunk.  Yes, this entire post is about a peanut butter and jelly latte.

Never heard of it?  Me neither.  I’ll  admit I’ve ordered more than my share of flavored espresso drinks over the years – everywhere from Austin to Miami to Brussels to Rome.  But I had never, not once, not ever, heard of a “peanut butter and jelly latte.”  Not until I walked past A Muddy Cup’s sandwich board this weekend.

WTF?  So of course, I had to try it.

Matt made my drink & let me pick a “jelly” flavor.  Then I watched him put …

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Wallyhood Mug

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Mmm…that coffee does taste good, doesn’t it? Ya know what would make it taste better? How about a Wallyhood mug to drink it out of?

Yes, now you can enjoy your Wallyhood blog sipping a hot, locally brewed coffee from genuine Wallyhood drinkware. We’ve ordered a very limited production run of these attractive 11 oz. double-walled ceramic travel mugs with the Wallyhood logo (designed by Wallingford-based designer Heidi Smets) emblazoned on the side. Designed to look like paper take-out cups, they’re actually sturdy, well-insulated travel mugs with a white silicone lid that will keep your drink hot and and your …

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