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| No boy's that is not a Milk Bone! |
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| Paw Prints Zen and the Art of Peace (A piece I donated to a fundraiser) |
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| No boy's that is not a Milk Bone! |
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| Paw Prints Zen and the Art of Peace (A piece I donated to a fundraiser) |



"Moshier potters have teamed up with Discover Burien and Burien Parks and Recreation to host Empty Bowls 2011! Empty Bowls events can be found around the country raising money to combat hunger in our communities. Potters have donated bowls to be filled with soup at this fun event…all are invited!
Your donation will get you the opportunity to pick out a beautiful handmade bowl, as well as a simple but wonderful meal of soup, bread, drink and dessert donated by area businesses. Proceeds will go to the Highline Food Bank and White Center Food Bank."
Spring is coming a bit early this year!!! At least the Northwest Flower and Garden show is. Scheduled for February 23-27 at the Washington State Convention Center, it is one of the largest shows of it’s type in the nation.Besides the many great gardens that will be there, I will get to see some of my favorite Vendors like Beez Neez Apairy-who trade in Mason bee housing, materials and cocoons; Natures Fresh Start-(Garden stake trellis for garden and containers); Lee Valley Tools-(Garden hand tools and accessories); and By the Yard Oregon- that sells Maintenance Free outdoor furniture from recycled milk jugs And also get to see some great lecturers and attend some good seminars. I even have my question ready for Ciscoe Morris! So escape winter, even for an afternoon and come frolic in the gardens at the NW Flower and Garden Show. PS There is an online Discount if you buy your tickets early!
Recycle the Raindrops was part of events through Chicago all this year, from conferences to art fairs. Here are some of the artistic designs from the program.

Sorry about just disappearing the last few days. Been very busy here, we had a family reunion for the descendants of my grandparents, or rather my mom's family. Nearly 100 "Dahlens" convened on Chestnut park in Kent, WA. Divided by many tribes/clans and such, this was a normal thing in the days when my grandparents were alive. But as life goes on we all get separated and start our own families... it gets harder to put something like this on. But believe me it is well worth it.