Take a bath and relax Bath time can be the most relaxing and enjoying time of the day. There are so many different things that you can use when relaxing in that big garden tub of yours. Lets talk about… Continue Reading
Each year, thousands of homeowners make the decision to have their bathrooms remodeled. Many of those homeowners enjoy doing their remodeling, but there are others who feel as if they opened up a can of worms. Those homeowners are likely… Continue Reading
Buying perfumes is expensive and buying a designer perfume is even more so. The fragrance business is a multi-million dollar industry, and with most people looking out for something special, it is not surprising that everyone is constantly searching for… Continue Reading
Spring is a time of renewal. It is the time of year when people across the country begin shaking off the final dregs of winter, opening their windows, and hanging clothes on the lines to dry. It is the time… Continue Reading
UPDATE: HOURS AFTER THIS POST WENT ONLINE YESTERDAY MIRIAM KELLY REPAID THE $632 DISCOUNT SHE GOT FROM A LOCAL ANIMAL HOSPITAL BY FALSELY PORTRAYING DESIDERATA RESCUE AS A CHARITY. IRS Revoked Desiderata Rescue’s Charity Status in 2019 Last month, Miriam… Continue Reading
WARNING: THIS POST CONTAINS PICTURES OF ABUSED DOGS 7 Years of Freedom December 24th, 2020 marked the 7th anniversary of the rescue of over 120 dogs from years of abuse at the now defunct Olympic Animal “Sanctuary” in Forks, WA.… Continue Reading
I know, I know. Why am I posting a list of dog friendly hotels in Seattle during the middle of the COVID19 pandemic when hardly anyone is traveling? Well, eventually, at some point soon hopefully, people will start traveling with… Continue Reading
(Editor’s Note: This post was originally posted in 2010. Please read here for an update about City Light’s contact voltage testing program in 2021). Welcome Announcement from Seattle City Light On December 8, Seattle City Light announced that it will “inspect and… Continue Reading
Last year, Seattle City Light’s 10th annual contact voltage survey showed that the number of streetlights emitting dangerous levels of electricity in Seattle decreased by 83% since 2010. The utility started the testing program after a German Shorthaired Pointer named Sammy was… Continue Reading
The body is flexible. It is supposed to be flexible. You must be able to bend and reach that something you dropped on the floor. You must be able to zip the back of your favorite dress on your own.… Continue Reading