We are pleased to introduce and present Tracey Siedenburg as our featured artist this week. You will enjoy a sampling of her delightful art using a variety of media and featuring seasonal themes from nature.
Tracey Siedenburg – Artist – A SEAS0NAL MEDIA SAMPLER Read More »
I have often walked an ocean beach in the early morning when the tide stretches forever to the west in an endless sweep of sand. Cathy’s poem, “MINUS TIDE” reflects on the feelings created on just such a morning.
Cathy Ross – Poet -“MINUS TIDE” Read More »
February weather can be a tease, with mild sunny days that tempt us to anticipate spring followed by suddenly chilly winds to remind us that it is still winter! Join photographer Lee Lageschulte as she captures images of sky and water on her recent Edmonds harbor walks.
Lee Lageschulte – Photographer – WINTER SURF and SKY Read More »
How quickly the years pass! Our granddaughter Jenae is celebrating her 21st birthday this week, and we are celebrating wonderful memories with her. Do join us in celebrating Jenae’s birthday!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, JENAE – From Lorelie & Tim Read More »
Even in late winter, sunny days around harbor areas in Edmonds and Everett encourage neighborhood walks in search of early spring color. Join the Lageschultes and the Olsons as they stroll by their local gardens.
FINDING SPRING ON A NEIGHBORHOOD WALK Read More »
February often plays with our minds. Eager for the end of winter, we look closely for signs of spring and are rewarded with the leaves and even blooms of the hardy hyacinths. And then? A. late snow makes us wonder, when will winter end? Cathy’s poem. speaks to those moments!
CATHY ROSS -POET – “HYACINTHS BENEATH THE SNOW” Read More »
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, JERRY! I’m thinking of you today and the times of our lives we have shared and the times of our lives we haven’t shared. So, I’ve put this birthday card together, neither as a chronicle of your life nor as a celebration of your life. What it is safe and honest to say is we are “old men” whose lives have been shared in the most intimate of ways and have also been separated by thousands of miles and experiences unknown to each other. Unlike our Grandfather Jim, we cannot drive down to Conger, belly up to the counter, order a beer, and visit with an “old friend” about this and that while two little boys (us) wait impatiently in a booth near the bar. In lieu of that, I offer you these words and images from our past, many of which lead to memories of our mutual interests and experiences.
“HAPPY BIRTHDAY, JERRY” – From Tim Read More »
February can lift our spirits with longer, milder days, early spring flowers, swelling buds on trees and shrubs, and festive holiday displays for special events. Join us for colorful pictorial walks with Lee Lageschulte, our newest contributing artist and noted local photographer!
Since high school botany class I have been fascinated by plants, but was not able to indulge my gardening interests until we bought our first home. When winter weather discouraged outdoor gardening I began to see the possibilities of indoor gardens and decorating with tropical plants. Come inside our Everett home and meet my favorites!
OLSON GARDENS XIII – INDOOR GARDENING WITH TROPICAL PLANTS -By Lorelie Olson Read More »
This is the time of year when we think about bleak winter ending and bright spring beginning. Now is the time to deep clean the house, thoroughly rake the yard. And yes, a time to imagine new beginnings for ourselves – discard the old and put on the new! Cathy offers us two poems that reflect this urge to start anew and how our busy daily lives might have something to say about that urge.
CATHY ROSS – POET -“DEEP CLEANING” Read More »
