Our dog of the week Becky is about four years old and her two favorite things to do are play and snuggle. She likes the big, all-consuming snuggles. She loves crawling into laps and giving face kisses.
The City of Mill Creek now offers a block party trailer stocked with supplies to help residents host neighborhood gatherings and foster community spirit.
The trailer is meant to help increase civil engagement and recreational opportunities throughout the city.
Cuddly and cute – that’s our dog of the week Miss Marcy!
Marcy has had a rough go of it, and is now ready to relax and enjoy the finer things in life, like snoozing in the sun, eating doggy gelato and going for leisurely strolls with her favorite person.
Trees are our friends, in more ways than one. There are a multitude of benefits that we receive from trees and it never hurts to remind ourselves just how important trees are to our ecosystem.
Those of us who live here in the Pacific Northwest have been spoiled by our summer weather. All of you know that our summers are simply “perfect,” with moderate temperatures and low humidity. Other than the current “fire generated smog” which has hung around here, now for too many days, we have had a typical summer.
I love summer tropicals. The drama they create is unsurpassed by anything the northwest has to offer. Take my red Abyssinian bananas for example. I always plant a couple of pots up with a red banana in the center as the focal point of the container.
There is a TV show called "Hoarders." It is about people who have a mental disorder, which does not allow them to get rid of anything. You will see someone (usually the real estate agent charged with selling the property) walk in and be “overwhelmed” by the amount of “stuff” inside that dwelling.
