Thursday, March 1, 2012
Living Peeps: Dyeing baby chicks in Doha, Qatar
At first glance the vibrant colored chicks available in Doha, Qatar look like living marshmallow peeps, and then you wonder how and why would anyone dip an animal in dye. Although, many claim the dye is only harmful if ingested and toxic further information was scarce. This practice only brings up questions such as, are we to believe that everyone participating in this practice uses non-toxic dye and carefully monitors the behavior of the animals? Furthermore, what are the long term effects to the children and adults that view these vibrant novelty animals as normal? Will people become further disconnected from our natural areas, and will preserving biodiversity become even less of a priority? Considering the lack of outrage among locals and tourists alike there is a possibility that future generations will hold no regard for animals in their natural state, and therefore have no need for natural areas. Thus wondering if future generations will ultimately prefer to live in a fabricated virtual world.
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Spring Mix
My first day in Chicago I was introduced to Stanley's Fruit & Vegetables in the Noble Square neighborhood and it immediately reminded me of my Seattle favorite MacPherson's Fruit & Produce. Both places offer a great selection of fruit and vegetables at an amazing price with many organic offerings. Also parking can be challenging for both places but don't let that keep you from either establishment. I absolutely loved MacPherson's and look forward to loving Stanley's.
Stanley's Fruit and Vegetable
1558 N Elston Ave
(between Le Moyne St & North Ave)
Chicago, IL 60622
MacPherson's Fruit and Produce
4500 15th Ave S
Seattle, WA 98108
Neighborhood: Beacon Hil
Stanley's Fruit and Vegetable
1558 N Elston Ave
(between Le Moyne St & North Ave)
Chicago, IL 60622
MacPherson's Fruit and Produce
4500 15th Ave S
Seattle, WA 98108
Neighborhood: Beacon Hil
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Twig Cosmetics loving the lip stain
Monday, February 6, 2012
Wolfbait and B-girls- local fashion in Logan Square
Wolfbait and B-girls offering local artisan apparel, accessories, and one-of-a-kind must haves located in Chicago's Logan Square neighborhood. A female owned and operated business boasting over 170 local artisans providing the understated elegance you've been missing. See something you like but can't make it to the boutique? No worries, give them a call because they take phone orders (312) 698-8685, and all apparel is 20% off this month!! http://wolfbaitchicago.com/
wolfbaitchicago@yahoo.com
see something you like?
call us to order by phone monday–saturday 10–7 sunday 10–4
3131 w. logan blvd. chicago, illinois 60647
Saturday, February 4, 2012
So long Seattle
After nearly seven years I have returned to my sweet home Chicago!! Seattle it was a fun adventure and I thank you.
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Seattle Fashion Blogger VueSociety Beyond the Blog
Fashionable founder Rachel Kim announces the launch of her e-commerce website www.vuesociety.com
Notable local fashion blogger Rachel Kim takes her love of fashion to the next level by converting her popular blog into what is sure to be a popular online retail store.
Currently offering clients; dresses, tops, jackets, bottoms, and accessories priced from $25-$300 with the plan to expand into menswear in the future. VueSociety is a carefully curated selection of limited unique pieces.
"THE VUESOCIETY WOMAN KNOWS WHAT SHE WANTS. SHE DRESSES CONSERVATIVELY AND IS LABELED A TRENDSETTER."
With five percent of all sales going to local non-profit Washington Women In Need (WWIN) VueSociety offers fashion with a higher purpose.
Notable local fashion blogger Rachel Kim takes her love of fashion to the next level by converting her popular blog into what is sure to be a popular online retail store.
Currently offering clients; dresses, tops, jackets, bottoms, and accessories priced from $25-$300 with the plan to expand into menswear in the future. VueSociety is a carefully curated selection of limited unique pieces.
"THE VUESOCIETY WOMAN KNOWS WHAT SHE WANTS. SHE DRESSES CONSERVATIVELY AND IS LABELED A TRENDSETTER."
With five percent of all sales going to local non-profit Washington Women In Need (WWIN) VueSociety offers fashion with a higher purpose.
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Say hello to Sassy Pants
For many in Seattle one of the perks or draw backs (depends on how you look at it) of living in a Seattle share house is that inevitably one of your roommates has a pet. Since I live in a pet free rental home, you could imagine my surprise when I happened upon a pet living in our basement. A random act of kindness led to the discovery of the secret fifth roommate that lives in our basement.
A few roommates ago someone had a pet, and they decided that they needed to move on and away from Seattle, but there was no room in their new plan for this pet. So a current roommate assumed the responsibility and has been maintaining the pet in our basement. I like animals, and since this animal lives in our house I offered to help care for the now not so secret pet.
The first thing that needed to be done was re-branding. Since, this animal was moving on to a new chapter in life it was out with the old name and in with the new. Also , the previous owner incorrectly assumed it was male. So we have done away with the name Morty and renamed our Ball Python Sassy Pants. Since Sassy Pants is not enjoying a life in Africa there is no reason she can't enjoy a life in Seattle like every other house pet.
*added notes- I do not support or promote owning exotic pets.
A few roommates ago someone had a pet, and they decided that they needed to move on and away from Seattle, but there was no room in their new plan for this pet. So a current roommate assumed the responsibility and has been maintaining the pet in our basement. I like animals, and since this animal lives in our house I offered to help care for the now not so secret pet.
The first thing that needed to be done was re-branding. Since, this animal was moving on to a new chapter in life it was out with the old name and in with the new. Also , the previous owner incorrectly assumed it was male. So we have done away with the name Morty and renamed our Ball Python Sassy Pants. Since Sassy Pants is not enjoying a life in Africa there is no reason she can't enjoy a life in Seattle like every other house pet.
*added notes- I do not support or promote owning exotic pets.
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