As cute as can be, that’s our dog of the week Hooch! This six year old terrier mix is as adorable as they come. And not only does looking at him make you smile, but being around him will make you absolutely ecstatic.
Our cat of the week Serena will make your life much more serene. This eight year old beauty is ready to keep your lap warm and your heart full. She’s as gentle and kind as they come, and can’t wait to meet her new family.
Most of us know that taking care of ourselves involves eating whole foods, maintaining a daily rhythm that includes adequate sleep, staying hydrated, exercising and doing some kind of self-care ritual on a regular basis. But self-care and happiness actually involve a lot more than just the physical stuff.
We’ve had over five inches of snow (down on the Sound in Edmonds, where we now live) and very cold temperatures for the past few days. Mill Creek got over seven inches. Everett got just over a foot of it. And more snow is on the way.
If you are like me, you went to bed last Sunday night with a light dusting of snow on the ground and woke up to eight to ten inches covering virtually everything in the garden.
Meet our dog of the week Sadie, a two-year-old Lab mix who's as sweet as they come.
Sadie is a lovable girl who wants nothing more than to spend time with you. She can take a few minutes to warm up but once she does, she's happy to go anywhere and everywhere with you.
The non-profit Pregnancy Resource Center recently met nationally recognized standards for quality health care through a rigorous on-site survey process helping the organization improve its free-of-charge services, which include pregnancy testing, limited obstetric ultrasounds, and health consultation.
When it comes to perennials, the Perennial Plant Association is the place to go when you want to know what is happening in the world of these wonderful plants. One of the things that this association does is to promote certain perennials by declaring a “Perennial Plant of the Year.”
