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Kevin McClintic sent this photo – I’ve uploaded it to the WSB server for later use but for all those of you who worked on this, seems like a perfect spot for it in this thread:
Topic: RAVE: It's a Wonderful Life
It’s playing at Kenyon Hall for one more weekend
and if you haven’t already made it part of your holiday plans, i suggest you do so.
9 of us showed up for the meet-up last night.. the charlabobs, JanS, celeste and her mom, DBP, miws and hubby and I and we all really enjoyed the show.
Who knew a radio show could still put tears in my eyes:)
Ok.. the seats are a bit close and a bit hard.. but Kenyon Hall is a wonderful space, the Wurlitzer sublime and the feeling of an old fashioned small town Christmas priceless.
And in this case, the play really is the thing.
As we were leaving..hubby said that it had far exceeded his expectations… Mine too.
here is a link to the poster for the play that DBP posted…
https://westseattleblog.com/forum/topic/its-a-wonderful-life
and i am pretty sure you cna find it on the home page holiday links too.
It really is a wonderful life..
sometimes it just takes a shift in perspective to see that.
My thanks to the cast and sponsors of the It’s A Wonderful Life Radio Play at Kenyon Hall for shifting mine last night.
‘Tag Your Pet’ is another great idea that will help animals stay with their humans. Furry Faces Foundation needs to raise $600 to launch this new pet retention program. The $600 will cover the cost of a gently used, quality, manual engraver and the initial pet tag stock.
The goals of our ‘Tag Your Pet’ program are:
1.Increase the reunite rate of lost pets with their people.
2.Provide pet tags to animals whose people are financially restricted and may not be able to afford a microchip or other forms of pet identification.
3.During our events, sell reasonably priced, on the spot, pet tags, to those that can afford a pet tag, but just haven’t gotten around to it. These sales will make our program self-sustaining.
If you would like to donate towards the launch of this program, just go to our website,
http://www.furryfaces.org/support_f3 , click the Paypal button, and in the notes type ‘pet tags’ so your donation will go directly to this fundraiser.
Why is pet identification so important? Glad you ask:
* The National ‘reunite with owner rate’ for lost cats is less than 5%; for lost dogs the reunite rate is in the teens. This means that 98% of lost cats and 85ish% of lost dogs never return home.
* The most effective pet identification method is a tag on a collar that includes your pet’s name and your phone number. It is your pet’s first line of defense and free ride home! If someone finds your pet, they call you and your pet never enters the shelter. If your tagged pet does end up at a shelter, it will be safe and warm until the shelter calls you.
* When used, micro chipped pets have the highest return rate. However, not everyone can afford a microchip, including Furry Faces Foundation. In a recent 2011 study, it was found that less than 5% of pets are micro chipped.
Thank you for considering supporting our program launch effort!
For more information:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Furry-Faces-Foundation/119492341396607?ref=ts
Topic: For sale: Subaru Outback
I’m selling my 2011 Subaru Outback 3.6R Limited. We are downsizing to one car.
…to a pet-themed gingerbread house building contest at West Seattle Christian Church’s Gingerbread House Challenge, which is happening on December 11th, 5 – 7 pm. All proceeds go to the Water Well project.
In the spirit of the event, Furry Faces Foundation is putting out this friendly challenge to all local animal rescue groups; animal advocacy groups; pet supply stores; and other animal related businesses! Come on out, have some fun, and support clean water in El Salvador. Remember, the people that live there love their animals too!
If you accept this chance to compete, register quickly as it closes this Sunday. It’s only $20.00! It’s a great, fun team building exercise for your groups and/or employees. We registered for the ‘Open’ competition because you can use power tools and bring cat-ccessories ‘n’ minature fire hydrants.
For more info about this fun event:
https://westseattleblog.com/2011/11/west-seattle-holidays-extreme-makeover-gingerbread-challenge
another pic
Oh yes we are! December 11th, 5 – 7 pm, at West Seattle Christian Church’s Gingerbread House Challenge! All proceeds go to the Water Well project. For more info:
https://westseattleblog.com/2011/11/west-seattle-holidays-extreme-makeover-gingerbread-challenge
In the spirit of the event, Furry Faces is putting out a friendly challenge to all local animal rescue groups; animal advocacy groups; pet supply stores; and other animal related businesses! Come on out, have some fun, and support clean water in El Salvador. Remember,the people that live there love their animals too!
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