The next one is February 27th from 9 AM to 12 PM in the basement of the Good Shepherd Center. Adults only $5 and Kids $2.50. Just follow your nose.
Photo by oddharmonic.…
February 12, 2011 will mark Seattle’s 17th annual celebration of Neighbor Appreciation Day. It’s the day when we reach out, create new bonds, and express thanks to those who live or work around us. The celebration began in 1995 when Phinney Ridge activist Judith Wood suggested that the City designate “a special day to celebrate the goodness in those around us and to reach out and strengthen our bonds to each other.” Mayor Norm Rice proclaimed the Saturday before Valentine’s Day as Neighbor Appreciation Day. The observance has grown every year since. …
All right, ladies, who are you rooting for? Steelers? . . . . or Packers?
On the side of the Wells Fargo Building on Densmore Ave. N. A study in shades? Picking new paint colors?
Cute, and disturbing at the same time. At the corner of Wallingford Ave. N. and 45th.
Found an abandoned shopping cart here and decided to wheel it back to QFC. Interesting how your resemblance to a homeless person increases in proportion to your distance from a grocery store (especially laden down with library books, backpack, shopping bags, etc.).
The first crocuses! Who are they rooting …
With that, here are my quick “pros vs. cons” of Green Lake’s Bathhouse Theater‘s latest production, My Wonderful Day, by Alan Ayckbourn:
Cons
I don’t pay good money to see the gut of a middle-aged man on stage. Especially wearing superhero underpants Language, my dear, language I’m too sophisticated to enjoy broad slapstick comedy. Really, I amPros
Hands…By the United Methodist Church on Bagley and 42nd.
The very rare giant “Purplefly”.
Reddish buds.
Plywoodasaurus Rex.
Actual flowers, yet. Pink ones, at that.…
Alas, the curse of January. Festive decorations going away.
Handy, aren’t they?
Key Bank coming soon.
Do-it-yourself lock repair at The Fainting Goat.
Touching up the Taekwondo place too.
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