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Hi all,
This small group is organizing a picnic from noon to 2 p.m. on June 22 at Roxhill Park. Any families with adopted children are welcome to attend. We have a Facebook group but you don’t have to have a Facebook account to join in.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/537935992889339/
We hope to meet some more adoptive families in the community!
We’re hosting another show at our place! House concerts are the best way to hear live music – totally unamplified in an intimate, listening room setting. Our past few house concerts have sold out so reserve your seats asap!
Date/Time: Sunday June 16, 2013 – 7:30-9:30
Location: 4021 36th Ave SW, West Seattle, WA
Hosts: Steve Duda & Rachel Lyn Harrington
Event Info Briefly: Eric Taylor is a legendary Texas singer-songwriter whose newest album features Lyle Lovett, Nanci Griffith and others. $15 donation at the door, all proceeds go to the artist. BYOB. A brief opening set by Rachel Lyn Harrington starts at 7:30.
Facebook Event Page:
https://www.facebook.com/events/510867632311264/
RSVP is required! Seating is limited to 40. To reserve, email Rachel & Steve at
WestSeattleHouseConcert(at)yahoo.com
Stu is at it again, and I’ll be helping with his DIY Bikes project. Yes…free bicycle repair!
Where: West Seattle Tool Library, Youngstown Cultural Arts Center, 4408 Delridge Way SW
When: Sunday, June 2nd, 1-5pm
Why: Because it’s free and you can learn a lot.
Event info also posted at:
http://westseattlebikeconnections.org/events/diy-bikes-free-bicycle-repair-2013-06-02/
I wrote up a review (with photos) of Harry’s fried chicken (served at Beveridge Place Pub) if anyone’s curious to see the delish food as it was served there:
https://plus.google.com/117278271375876871399/posts/8hcuTpYWfJM
Long story short: loved it.
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…Furry Faces Foundation’s Plant Sale this coming weekend, May 18th & 19th, from 10 – 4 pm, at 3809 46th Ave SW. We offer colorful, aluminum pet id tags for both cats and dogs, engraved on the spot, for just $5.00 each. A great price and the #1 way your pet will be returned to you if it goes missing.
More Info: https://www.facebook.com/#!/events/501344926594666/
The Problem
Only 2 -3 % of unidentified, lost cats are reunited with their people; the unidentified, lost dog reunite rate is only 13% – 15%. Eighty percent of pet owners believe it is important for their pets to wear pet ID, but only 33% actually have their pets wear tags.
An Affordable Solution
These are frightening, and often heartbreaking numbers for people that have pets and this is where F3 can provide an inexpensive method for people to increase the likelihood of reuniting with their pets! It’s simple. It’s affordable. It’s a pet tag made for you on the spot!’
Funds we raise from pet tag sales will be rolled back into ‘Tag Your Pet…It Ain’t Graffiti’ so we can provide free pet tags and collars to our clients who are financially restricted. All animals want to be reunited with their people and we want to help increase their odds of success.
The Experts Chime In With Study Results
‘Simply said, a collar & ID tag is the most direct method to reunite pets with their people’, Dr. Weiss of ASPCA. http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/09/21/the-importance-of-pet-tags
“The return-to-owner rate is abysmal for cats. If we could get cat owners to try using a collar with identification, it would be a big deal.†Dr. Linda Lord, Assistant Professor of Veterinary Preventative Medicine, Ohio State University. http://researchnews.osu.edu/archive/catcollar.htm
We are back for our 14th year of plant sales!
On May 18th & 19th, 10 am-4 pm, we will have 1,000+ reasonably priced, healthy, nursery quality perennials, annuals and vegetables, including our now infamous tomato plants. Selection includes Spiderwort, Heliotrope, Rosemary, Lavender, Cinnamon Basil, Angelonia, Japanese Iris, Catnip and Catmint, Hens ‘n’ chicks, Veggies, Succulents; Dianthus, Lychnis, Sage, Salvias, Semperviums, Heuchera, Violas,
Pansies, shade plants,and much, much more.
Our plant sale will be elegant and super easy to shop this year! Why? ‘Glad you asked! Ventana Construction (WSB sponsor) generously donated the design and build of our new ‘Plant Terrace’!These plant tables are beautiful and look like a waterfall of plants just trying to flow into your arms. You won’t be able to resist!
All plant sale proceeds fund Furry Faces Foundations’ three programs which support animals whose humans are financially restricted—‘It’s Hip, To Be Snipped’, ‘Oliver’s Fund’, and ‘Tag Your Pet…it ain’t graffiti’..
To find out more about our group ‘Like’ us on Facebook!
RE:
Are there strong patterns that indicate future nuisance properties? Junk, inoperable vehicle storage? Does a neighborhood have to wait till we get a burning crackhouse? DPD’s enforcement process feels rather soft. DPD has been responsive with a complaint with a similar nearby degrading property with 5 junk cars (and what I suspect to be a few stolen bicycles) in the backyard. However, I doubt that process will have a positive outcome. I don’t want DPD to turn into a despotic HOA but there have to be a better “nip-in-the-bud” approaches to deal with these properties.
Thoughts?
West Seattle, Washington
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