Michelle Roethle Your NorthWest "Real Estate Solution"

These are photo's of my youngest two children and I enjoy the park that is located across the street from Lake Anderson. LakeLand Village community offers so much more than just a Golf Course. I love to put my kids in the double jogger and run to the park. Lucky for me it's not too far because the 4 almost 5 year old is a load!

I was in Tacoma the other day and drove by this strange building. As I past by it read Museum of Glass. Oh I get it now. I visited their website and here is what they had to say.

The Museum of Glass is a hot destination. Come experience our exhibitions with work by world-renowned contemporary artists and be enthralled by artists in the Hot Shop making artwork from molten glass right before your eyes.

Hours & Admissions

General admission is $10, and hours vary between winter and summer. Current hours are: Open Wednesday through Saturday 10am to 5pm, Third Thursdays 10am to 8pm, Sunday 12pm to 5pm.
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Visit them at www.museumofglass.com

I didn't always used to take picture's everywhere I went, but lately the sites in my local area are one's that I don't ever want to forget and sharing them with everyone make me happy.

This photo was taken in Belfair near Twanoh Falls neighborhood. The shores of Hood Canal offer more than just recreation, but beautiful homes for full time living or vacation.

I would love to show you around town today. Visit my website at www.TheNorthWestLife.comand find out more about Kitsap and Olympic Peninsula.

I was out and about the other day. I was in the Gig Harbor, Wa area and I came up the hill and saw the beautiful site of Mt. Rainier. On a clear day it is as though you could reach out and touch it. I think that if I had the option for views I might even take the mountain over the water. But that the great thing, you could have both if you lived in the area of the Pacific Northwest.

When the weather gets like it is currently, Sunny but just to cold, I can't help but start to plan my garden for the year. This year I am especially eager since my new home has lots of neat garden spaces,red rock paths and a large covered deck. My mind is spinning with all of the ideas. There is even a bridge with an arbor that goes accross a drainage area.

Well lately I have seen primroses start to come out and I think that I must plant something. does anyone know if 28 degrees is too cold to plant them. The store is selling them so it must be OK right?