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Kenmore Undressed

http://kenmore.neighborhoodsundressed.com

A Blog About Kenmore, WA By James Lupori, REALTOR, and long time Kenmore resident. Kenmore Undressed is my commentary about living, working and playing in Kenmore, WA and in the Pacific Northwest.

• Added on: May 21st, 2009
• Country: United States
• Language: English

• Author: James Lupori
• Listed in: Real Estate Personal
• Tags: kenmore real estate kenmore home sales kenmore realtor kenmore events kenmore merchants kenmore businesses

Recent Posts

• Spice Up Your Thanksgiving with Cranberry-Fig Chutney

  Posted on Wednesday November 25th, 2009 at 01:51 in recipes, food, reflections, sauces, food & drink, cranberry-fig_chutney, culinary_arts, holiday_condiments

  Incredibly Easy to Make, Incredibly Good to Eat You have one more day before Thanksgiving to make this! Last year I posted the recipe for one of the most fabulous Thanksgiving condiments ever: Cranberry -Fig Chutney. The post entitled “Realtors...

• Thinking Out-Loud About Kenmore Village - Let’s “Create and Incubate”

  Posted on Tuesday November 24th, 2009 at 00:29 in politics, business, development, Government, economics, local businesses, kenmore businesses, kenmore_merchants, kenmore_economic_development, kenmore_city_council, kenmore_business, city_of_kenmore

  Kenmore Village is Becoming a Ghost Town The Current Occupancy of the Kenmore Village Recently, it was announced that the WA State Liquor Store currently in the Kenmore Village was moving to a new location (near Safeway). This got me thinking hard ab...

• When Positive Thinking Goes Bad: Barbara Ehrenreich’s “Bright- Sided”

  Posted on Monday November 23rd, 2009 at 00:30 in education, real estate, philosophy, book reviews, economics, optimism, book_review, kenmore_realtor, bright-sided, positive_thinking, barbara_ehrenreich, financial_counseling

  Barbara Ehrenreich is a kindred spirit of mine. She’s one of those curmudegonly skeptics who tends to see the world as a place that has become a very difficult place for ordinary people to navigate.  Ehrenreich is the author of a huge number ...

• Week 4 of Our Organic Food Boxes - Giving Thanks for Local Farms

  Posted on Saturday November 21st, 2009 at 16:14 in inspiration, cooking, reflections, thanksgiving, csa, localism, local businesses, community_supported_agriculture, growing_washington, local_farms, subscription_farming, sustainable_agriculture

  Growing Vegetables Isn’t Just a Summer Thing A Lot of Healthy Food Comes During Cold Weather Thanksgiving is a holiday that celebrates food in a big way: Turkeys are big birds, the flavours and aromas from the kitchen are pungent and bold. The ...

• Attend A Special Concert at Kenmore’s Redeemer Church: “Music for Christ the King”

  Posted on Friday November 20th, 2009 at 21:08 in local events, mozart, bach, holst, classical_music, finzi, kenmore_wa, kenmore_events, arts and architecture, episcopal church of the redeemer, janeanne_houston

  “With Thanks and Praise: Music for Christ the King” Where: Episcopal Church of the Redeemer, 6211 NE 182nd St. When: 7:30 pm Saturday, November 21st Admission: Free-will donation to support Redeemer’s music program The holiday seaso...

• Week 3 of Our Organic Food Boxes - More Great Produce

  Posted on Saturday November 14th, 2009 at 16:50 in economics, reflections, csa, localism, local businesses, kenmore_wa, woodinville_wa, community_supported_agriculture, growing_washington, subscription_farming, sustainable_farming, food & drink

  So Healthy, It Hurts This week we ordered: Ginger-Gold apples, Broccoli, Braising Mix, Carrots Scallions, Duck eggs, Kale and Bush Delicata winter squash. Here are some quick descriptions of this week’s bounty: Ginger-Gold Apples - Very flora...

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