Glass Slipper Service…Finding the Perfect Fit, Every Time!
A friend of mine sent me this link. It will be up on my fridge as the winter months approach and the outside activities are reduced…
from: http://www.naturopathyworks.com/pages/cravings.php
Love to hear your comments and if this will go up in your house too!
As Chair of the KW Cares Committee (www.kwcares.org), I am heading up the Bowl-A-Thon fundraiser.
When: October 6 from 12-5pm
Where: Ten Pin Alley
Fundraising Why?: IHN or www.IHNMadison.org.
About IHN: This is a restart program for homeless families with children. Many of us can turn a blind eye to an adult that is living on the street, but I never knew how many of our own LOCAL homeless are children.
IHN helps people start over; from the hand-made blanket and pillow that people get on the first night in their care to resume and rent-record assistance. This program is so successful at helping people become contributing members, that several have joined IHN as treasured employees. Their stories put my own life into a different perspective.
I have been very blessed. I have never been faced with living on the street. By supporting a program that is determined to assist only those that are ready to help themselves, I feel that it is the best combination of a win-win possible.
Feel free to join in or you can donate to sponsor a bowler.
Walking distance to the Library, schools and the heart of Downtown Middleton. Charm and character are evident in the small details of this home; from the built-in china hutch to the gleaming hardwood floors. Other features include: archways, ample storage, Walk-up Attic for storage or expansion, full basement with high ceilings and a summer studio space above garage. An updated kitchen gives a view of the private back yard. The hot tub is included. HSA Home Warranty Inc.
Ever wanted to have your own established orchard in Madison? To be centrally located and still secluded? Well, this immaculately maintained, one owner, 3 bedroom home is it! Warm hardwood floors run through out the bedrooms and living room. Keep it as it was built or put an addition on the back.
Own a piece of Monona History! This house was part of the Frank Allis Farm from 1929. This home is ready for someone with vision. It is being sold “as is” as part of an estate liquidation. With some updates, it will be amazing. Over 2200 square feet with a master bedroom, bathroom and laundry on the main level this open circular floor plan will fit any family. The fenced in back yard has mature trees and blocks out the rest of the world.