Traci Baker Members of the Cinema Society of PebbleCreek have been giving rave reviews to the monthly movies in this inaugural season of the Cinema Society. Since the preview film in October, more and more PebbleCreek residents have discovered and fallen in love with the special, memorable and in many cases award winning movies and…
Solar Myths Myth 1: Solar is still too expensive so it’s best left in the hands of rich people and environmentalists. Fact: Homeowners choose solar because it lowers and often eliminates their monthly electricity bill. And with the explosion of financing options, the major barriers to harvesting your own sunshine have been largely eliminated. Today…
Maryalice Carl Jeff Wilson will be teaching a beginning hand-building pottery class this month—March? Jeff has over 40 years’ experience as a pottery artist and instructor and is currently represented by the Ryan James Gallery in Kirkland, Washington. Class participants will learn a variety of hand-building techniques to create an assortment of projects including a…
Bruce Petrarca What makes or breaks things in life are the details. For example, get your spouse’s birthday wrong by one day and see how that works. Many of our members knew nothing about model railroading when they joined the club; me, for example. Others were long time modelers. One joined to do electronic projects…
Vickie Hamilton The competition was close as the winner and runner-up were separated by only three votes, but in the end the Mirror Ball Trophy was awarded to the beautiful lady in pink, Kathy Luders. The runner-up was the fabulous dancing sensation, Carolyn Suttles. Congratulations to all the wonderful contestants who made this another memorable…
102 year old Vicky Moe, a surprise delight at LLL “Riders on the Orphan Train” program Nancy Love “When people ask me what’s the best part about being 102, I tell them, ‘no peer pressure.’” A member of the audience asked her about her husband. Vicky smiled, paused and then said, “Which one? I’ve had…