Showing posts with label smells. Show all posts
Showing posts with label smells. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 18, 2015
Saturday, February 25, 2012
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Anita West's traveling Palette
Above is the palette of of Anita West who is currently painting on location in Hawaii.
Send me a photo of your palette, so I can see them. I've posted some famous palettes from history on my facebook page, if you go there, please "like" the page...
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
New Trend: Calming Drinks
Did you know there are companies putting fragrance and flavor in our food? Perfume, yes, but the food we eat, the beverages we drink, even pumped into rooms and...am I the only person who thinks this is super creepy?
Chemicals, not the real deal.
Here is a article about the latest trend in drinks, calming drinks...
Chemicals, not the real deal.
Here is a article about the latest trend in drinks, calming drinks...
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Greening Seattle
Labels:
beach,
Birds,
Community Service,
gardening,
green,
smells,
sustainable,
west seattle
Friday, April 8, 2011
The Thank You Economy
I've been reading this book, The Thank You Economy by Gary Vaynerchuk, and thinking about reading and connecting with people online and off. He has many great ideas in the book, including this: "the person who posts a negative comment is a customer you can talk to." (page 71)
I recently sent a comment to a man who makes soap locally, about his new packaging. His company: Ballard Organics. His soap, my favorite: Ubermoist.
This is what I said to him:
"I am a huge fan of your soap, which I found originally at the Ballard Sunday market. I recently was very disappointed to not find it at my local store. I was shopping at the Ballard Market.
I wanted to find Uber Moist.
I looked and looked and decided to by an alternative brand, which said it was FRAGRANCE FREE, hoping that would do.
I was AT THE CHECKOUT counter before I realized it was your soap, and Uber Moist.
The new packaging had me completely lost. I can't read the Uber Moist without a serious squint or my glasses. I miss the old package,and really don't like the shiny paper. It looks like the kind of paper that is coated and not recyclable.
A fan"
I recently sent a comment to a man who makes soap locally, about his new packaging. His company: Ballard Organics. His soap, my favorite: Ubermoist.
This is what I said to him:
"I am a huge fan of your soap, which I found originally at the Ballard Sunday market. I recently was very disappointed to not find it at my local store. I was shopping at the Ballard Market.
I wanted to find Uber Moist.
I looked and looked and decided to by an alternative brand, which said it was FRAGRANCE FREE, hoping that would do.
I was AT THE CHECKOUT counter before I realized it was your soap, and Uber Moist.
The new packaging had me completely lost. I can't read the Uber Moist without a serious squint or my glasses. I miss the old package,and really don't like the shiny paper. It looks like the kind of paper that is coated and not recyclable.
A fan"
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AND TO MY SHOCK, this is what he said back: "Can't please everyone I guess."
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On his site, it had a link for feedback. I think it should say, positive feedback only.
Friday, February 5, 2010
Hungry: A young model's story...
Here's a book to read for anyone who's thought about the Fashion industry's idea of thin and beautiful.
Monday, September 28, 2009
Making Pickles
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Cymric Silver
It's really gray, but this color was suggested by a friend/designer and it is on all the walls and ceilings of our house. It looks so fabulous!
Paint color Here
Paint color Here
Labels:
art,
beach,
condos,
green,
green building,
multiple homes,
painting,
remodel,
smells
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Beach Condos Auction
Condos that are coming up for auction in Westport . Photo of the site, and the one they apparently abandoned next door.
Keep your own yacht out front...to go...where...? Over the Gray's Harbor Bar for a day cruise? Whale watching? Out for a dinner cocktail cruise?
Perhaps just staying in, and watching the guys next door unload fish and clean out the fish unloading equipment.
Labels:
beach,
carbon footprint,
condos,
contractors,
multiple homes,
recycling,
smells,
sustainable
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Thursday, May 7, 2009
neighborhood signs of spring
Labels:
Birds,
gardening,
green,
inspiration,
local,
smells,
sustainable
Friday, April 17, 2009
Bad Builder Neighbor
I know this is just a sample...of the current times. This home builder just stopped working. I hope this builder sends his/her crews back around to finish the job, or at least take a dump run.Monday, April 13, 2009
Great Meat
Hide your eyes, vegetarians and vegans...
This meat was so terrific, and delivered to the door. They also make gourmet meals, ready to cook.
This meat was so terrific, and delivered to the door. They also make gourmet meals, ready to cook.
Monday, March 30, 2009
Soup's On
Lect's Soup Stop in Georgetown has the best soup! Only $5.00 fabulous homemade soups made daily. Take out only, no space to eat, although I have been known to eat it in my car after buying it. Comes in an ecofriendly paper box, with a roll, a pat of butter, utensils, and salt and pepper.
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Gluten and Goodness
I have a couple of friends that eat gluten free. I am often concerned about what to feed them, just meat and potatoes, vegies? No bread, no pasta, no soy sauce?????
A recent ARTICLE about her talks about her sweetie, the chef, as she calls him. He was so enamored by her and her food restrictions, he turned the bar where he works into a gluten free menu. Can it be true? He cooks here, according to the article.
I just started reading the gluten-free girl by shauna ahern, so here is a link to her blog. She takes pictures of the food she loves, because she considers it art.
A recent ARTICLE about her talks about her sweetie, the chef, as she calls him. He was so enamored by her and her food restrictions, he turned the bar where he works into a gluten free menu. Can it be true? He cooks here, according to the article.
I just started reading the gluten-free girl by shauna ahern, so here is a link to her blog. She takes pictures of the food she loves, because she considers it art.
Saturday, January 31, 2009
Traffic in Seattle
Traffic!!! In Seattle. I think the traffic engineers should have to drive the roads they have planned work on, in a time-crunch-gotta-get-there way to see how super fine the plan is working out. Have you been on the West Seattle bridge lately? or driving to the stadiums lately?
Frustrating...
Frustrating...
Thursday, March 13, 2008
Looking at Staged Real Estate
I looked at 7 condos downtown Seattle the other day. The first one I saw was incredibly beautiful. Why? Because the owner had really gorgeous funiture, and art, and when you walked in, it smelled nice, like some kind of exotic floral arrangement. There was no floral arrangement. Don't get me wrong. It did NOT smell like the artificial air fresheners that make me want to wash up, and blow my nose after viewing a house. Uck! You know what I mean, Glade would be one company that makes them. These are so gross. Uck. Another I looked at had something like a glade plug in freshener. It was a fine place, with no furniture, and a bad, bad, bad smell. Where would you rather live?
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