Sometimes it’s fun to succumb to your inner 5th grade boy and indulge in a bit of bathroom humor… with that in mind, I wanted to share this sign in the bathroom at Crush.
Small birds, what?! Still laughing.
People, places, things, and ideas I love in Anchorage, AK
The ribbon cutting for the new Covenant House was tonight. It was a heartfelt celebration of our community creating something special for a part of our population that doesn’t have much to call their own. And now, they have a place to call home designed just for them, full of people who want to give them a better start in life.
We went to see the Red Hot Chili Peppers tonight, and they were AWESOME! If you have tickets for tomorrow night, you’re in for a treat. If you don’t, I highly recommend doing your best to get your hands on some!
It’s all about the numbers this week, with a bit of art, history, cooking, music, and skiing thrown in for good measure! Read on to find out why…
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Another highlight from the Anchorage Garden Tour. These goldfish were so pretty and such a surprise to find sitting atop a picnic table. I think they must have just been out for the day to enjoy all the company and sunshine?
My sister-in-law’s family designs gorgeous ponds filled with koi in Las Vegas – obviously not a fit for Anchorage gardens; I think these sweet little goldfish might be as close as we come.
These pigeons live in one of the gardens on the Anchorage Garden Tour. Next door are some exceptionally lovely chickens, but I was more fascinated by these pretties. What does one do with all of them? Enjoy their cooing? Teach them to carry messages? Do people eat pigeon eggs? And, how do they do in our winters?
I’ve always liked pigeons, despite having lived in Washington D.C. where more than one person referred to them as winged vermin. For some reason, I like knowing that pigeons live in Turnagain.
I stopped by the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce “Make it Monday” forum – Anchorage and the Arts to learn about what the 2013/2014 season will look like.
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Tomorrow is the last day for Yoga in the Park this summer! I’m sad to say I didn’t participate… somehow, I always had something else going on, or forgot until it was too late. Bummer for me. I did stop to snap this photo on my way home one evening (I guess I could have stopped to practice, but a skirt and a sweater just didn’t seem like the most yoga-riffic clothes); I think the participants were “letting go of their days and making room for yoga in their lives…” at this moment.
I love that the Alaska Club puts on this event in the summers, that it’s free to everyone, and that so many people (I bet they’ve passed 200!) participate. Maybe they’ll extend through August, especially if our good weather sticks around?
The Anchorage Garden Club Tour was yesterday, and three of the gardens were just a short walk from my parent’s house. My mom and I decided to check them out.
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