Friday, May 6, 2011
Shopping to build Pastor Dennis' health care fund
Several families are holding garage sales on Saturday, May 7, 2011, to help build Pastor Dennis Trout's health care fund as he is fighting cancer. If you come by The Living Room or Kenmore Coffee & Tea this Saturday, we can give you a list of addresses that are participating. 50% of our share of Saturday's sales at The Living Room and at Kenmore Coffee & Tea will go to this fund.
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Found a lost dog...do you know this sweetie? UPDATE: REUNITED!
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| A neighbor found this female dog in her yard today just beyond Northshore Summit in Kenmore. No one seems to know the dog. She's a mellow, sweet dog. No collar. No chip. She's spayed, healthy and well-cared for. The vet says she's 2-3 years old. (The photo angle here makes her look like she has a huge head, but she's just a normal dog :^) |
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| Some family must be missing their pet! (UPDATE: Her owners fondly call her the escape artist, so I guess this has happened before.) |
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| If you can help reunite this dog with her owners, please contact us at The Living Room. |
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Shop in our cozy store, or try our latest online store...
My quest continues for an affordable, easy-upkeep, online store to augment the irreplaceable experience of visiting The Living Room in person.
Yes, I should wait until the new webstore is ready and then do a proper roll-out. (When we were kids, shielding an art project from view until it was finished was called working on a "slam-bammy-boozle", although I've since thought that Al Capp, the cartoonist who coined the term, had something else in mind for its meaning.)
But perhaps you'll be curious to watch my progress? http://www.thelivingroominkenmore.com/
If not, don't click the link until I let you know it's all in place. Until then, here's a peaceful photo where you can sit with my son (about 6 years ago) watching the grass grow at Lakewold Gardens :^)
Yes, I should wait until the new webstore is ready and then do a proper roll-out. (When we were kids, shielding an art project from view until it was finished was called working on a "slam-bammy-boozle", although I've since thought that Al Capp, the cartoonist who coined the term, had something else in mind for its meaning.)
But perhaps you'll be curious to watch my progress? http://www.thelivingroominkenmore.com/
If not, don't click the link until I let you know it's all in place. Until then, here's a peaceful photo where you can sit with my son (about 6 years ago) watching the grass grow at Lakewold Gardens :^)
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