Sep 20, 2021

Betty's Benedictine Spread: Tips from the cat hair cook



Betty shares a traditional recipe from Kentucky.

Thank you, Betty, for taking time to chat with us today.

Betty's Kitchen is one of the best cooking shows.


Readers, have people ever asked you how many cats you have?

Seriously, this is a loaded question.

It is filled with inuendo and suggestion.

To begin with, what is the real reason for asking this question.


Your thoughts and what are your best responses.......






Sep 9, 2021

The Reflecting Pond at Discovery Park: Restoration Project Updates from Michael Yadrick



Thank you to Seattle Plan Ecologist, Michael Yadrick, for taking time to chat today about The Reflecting Pond at Discovery Park.  

He tells us about the history of the Park and the ponds and the progress of the restoration of the lower Reflecting Pond.

Here is one more blog post with more pictures and information:



The Reflecting Pond at Discovery Park:  Restoration Project Updates from Michael Yadrick

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Thank you for sharing this delicious recipe.

It looks like something that is not too difficult to make and full of nutrients.

Thumbs up from the Cat Hair Cook.

Sep 8, 2021

Seattle Plant Ecologist Michael Yadrick Talks Discovery Park and Restoration of the Reflecting Ponds.

 Seattle Plant Ecologist Michael Yadrick Talks Discovery Park and Restoration of the Reflecting Ponds.


A very big honor to chat with Seattle Plant Ecologist, Michael Yadrick,  about Discovery Park and the Reflecting Ponds.


Walking past the Reflecting ponds each weekend one can easily see a project is under way.








There is a very large tubing diverting the stream flowing into the pond around it and then rejoining the water that continues to the stream below.


The sign tells us they are in the process of draining the pond in order to remove the Iris and restore the native plants.






In this podcast Michael tells us the history of this man made pond and the difficulty of maintaining this area in accordance with the city and the wishes of the Native Americans that inhabit the area.


Not only do we discuss the frogs and the ducks but Michael Yadrick tells us the history of the park and the plan and philosophy for the futre.


Thank you Michael, for taking time to chat with us today.


michael.yadrick@seattle.gov


People may e-mail Michael Yadrick with questions and comments.


Here is a link to the website of Discovery Park:

http://www.seattle.gov/parks/find/parks/discovery-park