Perhaps you remember Tarō Gomi’s 1970s bestselling children’s picture book, Everyone Poops, featuring illustrations of all manner of animals relieving themselves, creating squealing delight for most children, along with consternation for some adults. In today’s world it’s common to see people dealing with dog poop and the consternation is when poop has been left behind. Once human animals are out of diapers and “potty trained” we take for granted that toilets will manage our human dung.
It’s a familiar story: I met someone who became my friend. And though this someone was a man, we were never more than a friendship. From his first dance class in my studio, there was something between us that might have made people think we were more, but it was never like that.
Think of your garden as a stage set — and you are the set designer.
Our planet is home to an estimated 1.5 million fungal species, whose properties and functions are enormously diverse.
With many days of freeze-free weather still ahead, there’s reason to add petunias to your garden.
Looking back on crime and punishment in the Madison Park area.
The Pacific Northwest is great for roses in that it tends toward warm and dry in the summer.
Loss of sleep can impair cognition and reaction time, and even make you crave extra carbs.
Pockets of volunteers around the city are forming neighborhood Emergency Communication Hubs.
Life in Madison Park was close to normal in the early ’50s after the Depression and WW2 had faded from memory.
Photinia's broad leaves are a vivid, glossy copper or red from spring into summer.
The name can be confusing, but the colors are vibrant.
Remembering Madison Park school days.
Sanelli: Seattle is not the same city as it was before the pandemic, but I’m also not the same person.
On June 11, many neighborhood emergency hubs and ham radio operators will participate in a city-wide simulated regional power outage.