Ex-workers claim mortgage abuses at Bank of America : Business
One consistent theme was that they said they were told to deceive borrowers about the status of their applications.
Monday, June 24, 2013
Thursday, June 20, 2013
Beekeeping supplies West Seattle
Village Green now carries beekeeping supplies!
Making your garden or yard home to a colony of pollinators supports your community’s ecosystem, strengthens your connection to this incredibly important species, and—perhaps best of all—means that fresh, raw honey is never far from your pantry.
Complete boxes, priced as fully-built or materials only.
10 frame hive $198.00 unbuilt
10 frame built $243
10 frame $318 built (with colony, limited)
8 frame
8 frame $154.60 unbuilt
8 frame $ 199.60 built/complete
8 frame $274.60 built (with colony, limited)
Click the link below for single component pricing:
Bee Hive Pricing List Village Green
Making your garden or yard home to a colony of pollinators supports your community’s ecosystem, strengthens your connection to this incredibly important species, and—perhaps best of all—means that fresh, raw honey is never far from your pantry.
Complete boxes, priced as fully-built or materials only.
10 frame hive $198.00 unbuilt
10 frame built $243
10 frame $318 built (with colony, limited)
8 frame
8 frame $154.60 unbuilt
8 frame $ 199.60 built/complete
8 frame $274.60 built (with colony, limited)
Click the link below for single component pricing:
Bee Hive Pricing List Village Green
Plant Sale West Seattle, huge clearance
We are overstocked, we need space, less to re-pot, more room to breathe...
We want to pass savings on to you, and get you excited about finishing that garden project that you've been thinking about.
Native shrubs (possibly more)
-Red Elderberry
-Dogwoods
Native perennials
-salal
-bunchberry
-vancouveria
-maidenhair ferns
-boykinia
-indian rhubarb
-patasites
Native delphinium
Native trees
-ponderosa pines
native roses
-nootka rose
Shrubs
-olearia
-podocarpus
-azaleas
-spirea
-barberry, red leaf and evergreen
-hydrangeas (excludes oakleaf and limelight)
-willows
Perennials
-baby's breath
-filipendula
-astilbes
-brunnera
-ligularia
-doronicum
-mountain mint
-irises
Centuarea-pink only
Veronica
Heather
Foxglove
silene
Delphiniums
Select hardy geraniums
Physostegia
poppies
ligularia
lamium
select geums
Trees
-bloodgood maples
-smoke trees
-fruit trees
Vines
-clematis
-kiwi
Grasses
-carex
-miscanthus
-pennisetum
We want to pass savings on to you, and get you excited about finishing that garden project that you've been thinking about.
Native shrubs (possibly more)
-Red Elderberry
-Dogwoods
Native perennials
-salal
-bunchberry
-vancouveria
-maidenhair ferns
-boykinia
-indian rhubarb
-patasites
Native delphinium
Native trees
-ponderosa pines
native roses
-nootka rose
Shrubs
-olearia
-podocarpus
-azaleas
-spirea
-barberry, red leaf and evergreen
-hydrangeas (excludes oakleaf and limelight)
-willows
Perennials
-baby's breath
-filipendula
-astilbes
-brunnera
-ligularia
-doronicum
-mountain mint
-irises
Centuarea-pink only
Veronica
Heather
Foxglove
silene
Delphiniums
Select hardy geraniums
Physostegia
poppies
ligularia
lamium
select geums
Trees-bloodgood maples
-smoke trees
-fruit trees
Vines
-clematis
-kiwi
Grasses
-carex
-miscanthus
-pennisetum
Monday, March 4, 2013
Imminent
looking up looking down looking within....
In my search for what is, I must be willing to see.
What is coming is already within me.
I give pause.
Friday, March 1, 2013
Everything represents something
That very moment...
Everything changes.
Something happens to me each time I see this scene
I'm instantly transported back to my need to stop on the road, in that split second when I knew...
what I was seeing held all the answers, and simultaneously, all the questions.
The texture, shape, movement, contrast,
the tree.
Why go around? How does one make that decision and why? Why meander through this field?
Why does this move me so?
this photo marks a very poignant time for me, a major shift occurred.
The stir inside of me, the one that knows there is more
than a field ready for seeding...
Friday, January 11, 2013
The body gives up, the love still exists
She awoke throughout the night, struggling to just exist.
Confused, her body no longer worked as it had at one time.
Her hips displaced, her legs no longer cooperating
She was ambling, not knowing where to go or what she is capable of
She was gently put back into bed.
The comforting sounds of her dearest loved one settled into her soul
and carried her through the night.
She had others to visit
She had to say goodbye to just a couple more loved ones
the morning brought confusion and concern
she was taken to seek help,
by her most beloved friend,
in a last chance effort to heal her
Arriving home, her only desire to lay quietly and rest
soothed by the many comforting hands
of the loved ones surrounding her...
she hung on to these last few moments
kind words whispered in her ear,
encouraging well wishes
memories shared
she stayed with us
looking at each of us with sadness and deep longing
I felt it. She was saying goodbye.
We needed to get out, go for a walk.
We headed to the Grotto.
A place for prayer, meditation and peace
a fitting place to be at a time of such great transition
Her time came to pass on
She let go
allowing herself to fall into a deep peaceful sleep
that brings the eternal happiness
finding long lost friends who had gone before
She arrives
welcomed
by those who have waited for her to join them in play again
Vera
Feb 25th 2012
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