Phiroum Svy, Covington, WA. Residential Homes, Associate Broker

The Wild Wheat Bakery and cafe in Kent, WA would be a great place to take your Mom out for Mother's Day Sunday Brunch. It is a small restaurant nestled in downtown Kent near Kent Station and the Kent Library at

202 First Ave S (at Gowe Street)
Kent, WA 98032

They make everything from scratch. The breakfast is traditional, yet extravagant. They also have an extended lunch menu as well as handcrafted desserts in their bakery.

Watch video about the The Wild Wheat Bakery and Cafe in Kent, WA and form your own opinion.

It sometimes gets crowded on Sundays close to 11-noon, so get there early.

I am not getting paid to promote the restaurant. I just want to share a great place to eat with great food which is the Wild Wheat Bakery and Cafe in Kent, WA.

Let me know how you like it.

Living in Covington, WA since the days of one Johny's supermarket, and one Valley Bank to all of this today has been great. It used to be the city of Kent and later incorporated to the City of Covington. Now there are restaurants, Pier 1, Costco, Home Depot, Kohls, and so much more that I would name all of them but it would only loose your attention. If you live in the right neighborhood in Covington, you are just a walking distance to the heart of the city which is on Kent-Kangley.

Although housing price in Covington has always been more affordable than Kent and Renton. I know that someday the housing price will be just as competitive as the rest of the surrounding cities. It is affordable to live in Covington today.

Drive through the city and some of the neighborhoods sometime and you will find views of Mt Rainier.

Please stop by at your local Covington, WA Library to support their weekly activities for the little ones and even something for the Teens-video games.

The Library is walking distance for a couple of neighborhoods in Covington, such as Highpointe and Suncrest. Get some excersice and walk to your Library.

This week there are two different events: 1. Learn how to look for Civil Legal Service through dial-211 service. 2. Laughter club - Laugh, stretch exercise to reduce stress.

Wee Ones Story Times
Event Type: Children's Story Times
Date: Tuesday, May 05, 2009
Start Time: 10:05 AM
Library: Covington Library
Description: Newborn through prewalkers with adult
Enjoy bouncy rhymes, familiar songs and a wee bit of story in this 20-minute session. A fun way to bond with your baby through books.
Age(s): Children & Families

Young Toddler Story Times
Event Type: Children's Story Times
Date: Tuesday, May 05, 2009
Start Time: 10:45 AM
Library: Covington Library
Description: For walking babies/young toddlers (or waddlers) up to 24 months with adult
Enjoy bouncy rhymes, familiar songs and a wee bit of story in this 20-minute session. A fun way to start your child on the...
Age(s): Children & Families
Other: Held in the Story Time room.

Friends of the Covington Library Meeting
Event Type: Friends of the Library
Date: Tuesday, May 05, 2009
Start Time: 7:00 PM
Library: Covington Library
Description: Join us!
Age(s): Adults

Pajamarama Story Time
Event Type: Children's Story Times
Date: Tuesday, May 05, 2009
Start Time: 7:00 PM
Library: Covington Library
Description: All ages welcome
Children are invited to come in their jammies to enjoy stories, songs and activities that build language skills.
Age(s): Children & Families

Toddler Tales Story Time
Event Type: Children's Story Times
Date: Wednesday, May 06, 2009
Start Time: 10:05 AM
Library: Covington Library
Description: Ages 2 to 3 with adult
Nurture a love of books as you and your toddler enjoy reading, rhymes, songs and movement activities.
Age(s): Children & Families

Preschool Pizzazz Story Time
Event Type: Children's Story Times
Date: Wednesday, May 06, 2009
Start Time: 10:45 AM
Library: Covington Library
Description: Ages 4 to 6 with adult, younger siblings welcome
Help your preschooler get ready to read! Enjoy stories, songs and activities that build language skills.
Age(s): Children & Families

Game On!
Event Type: Teen Programs/Games
Date: Wednesday, May 06, 2009
Start Time: 4:00 PM
Library: Covington Library
Description: Play videogames at the library! We have a Wii, a PS2, Xbox 360s, GameCubes and tons of great games. Just show up and play. It's free!
Age(s): Teens

Spanish/English Story Time
Event Type: Children's Story Times
Date: Wednesday, May 06, 2009
Start Time: 7:00 PM
Library: Covington Library
Description: Everyone welcome, children must be accompanied by adult
Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in Spanish and English.
Age(s): Children & Families
Other: Registration not required.

Look to Your Library- Dial 211 for Legal Referral
Event Type: Adult Programs
Date: Thursday, May 07, 2009
Start Time: 1:00 PM
Library: Covington Library
Description: Heidi Fischer of Northwest Justice Project will introduce you to a referral telephone number (dial-211) called the Centralized Information and Referral Point for Civil-Legal Services in King County fo...

Age(s): Adults

Super Saturdays Story Time
Event Type: Children's Story Times
Date: Saturday, May 09, 2009
Start Time: 3:00 PM
Library: Covington Library
Description: All ages welcome
Enjoy stories, songs and activities that tickle the imagination.
Age(s): Children & Families

Laughter Club
Event Type: Adult Programs
Date: Monday, May 11, 2009
Start Time: 10:00 AM
Library: Covington Library
Description: Please join us for a half hour of laughter and stretching exercises. Reduce your stress by laughing. No jokes, just simulated laughter which stimulates more laughter. All you need is a willingness to ...
Age(s): Adults

This week at the Covington Library, there a 9 free events and activities you and family can take advantage of. Take your little one over for story time or get help with homework for you child.

The Covington, Black Diamond and Maple Valley Libraries will be closed in the morning for staff training on Thursday, April 30th.The Covington Library will open at Noon.

Wee Ones Story Times
Event Type: Children's Story Times
Date: Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Start Time: 10:05 AM
Library: Covington Library
Description: Newborn through prewalkers with adult
Enjoy bouncy rhymes, familiar songs and a wee bit of story in this 20-minute session. A fun way to bond with your baby through books.
Age(s): Children & Families
Other: Story Time will be held in the Story Time room

Young Toddler Story Times
Event Type: Children's Story Times
Date: Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Start Time: 10:45 AM
Library: Covington Library
Description: For walking babies/young toddlers (or waddlers) up to 24 months with adult
Enjoy bouncy rhymes, familiar songs and a wee bit of story in this 20-minute session. A fun way to start your child on the...
Age(s): Children & Families
Other: Held in the Story Time room.

Study Zone
Event Type: Study Zone (K-12)
Date: Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Start Time: 6:30 PM
Library: Covington Library
Description: Grades K-12
Drop-in during scheduled Study Zone hours for free homework help from volunteer tutors.
High School Math on Wednesdays and Thursdays only.
Age(s): Teens, Children & Families

Pajamarama Story Time
Event Type: Children's Story Times
Date: Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Start Time: 7:00 PM
Library: Covington Library
Description: All ages welcome
Children are invited to come in their jammies to enjoy stories, songs and activities that build language skills.
Age(s): Children & Families

Toddler Tales Story Time
Event Type: Children's Story Times
Date: Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Start Time: 10:05 AM
Library: Covington Library
Description: Ages 2 to 3 with adult
Nurture a love of books as you and your toddler enjoy reading, rhymes, songs and movement activities.
Age(s): Children & Families

Preschool Pizzazz Story Time
Event Type: Children's Story Times
Date: Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Start Time: 10:45 AM
Library: Covington Library
Description: Ages 4 to 6 with adult, younger siblings welcome
Help your preschooler get ready to read! Enjoy stories, songs and activities that build language skills.
Age(s): Children & Families

Study Zone
Event Type: Study Zone (K-12)
Date: Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Start Time: 6:30 PM
Library: Covington Library
Description: Grades K-12
Drop-in during scheduled Study Zone hours for free homework help from volunteer tutors.
High School Math on Wednesdays and Thursdays only.
Age(s): Teens, Children & Families

Spanish/English Story Time
Event Type: Children's Story Times
Date: Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Start Time: 7:00 PM
Library: Covington Library
Description: Everyone welcome, children must be accompanied by adult
Join us for stories, songs, rhymes and activities in Spanish and English.
Age(s): Children & Families
Other: Registration not required.

Study Zone
Event Type: Study Zone (K-12)
Date: Thursday, April 30, 2009
Start Time: 6:30 PM
Library: Covington Library
Description: Grades K-12
Drop-in during scheduled Study Zone hours for free homework help from volunteer tutors.
High School Math on Wednesdays and Thursdays only.
Age(s): Teens, Children & Families

An increasing number of howeowners are thinking green when it comes to the kitchen, and it's not the color shade in a fruit or vegetabel. What does it really mean "Green Kitchen"? It' about conserving energy, water, electricity, and keeping the kitchen as safe as possible.

Thinking green in the kitchen is to avoid particleboard cabinet units that contain urea-formaldehyde. Choose instead, durable, solid wood cabinetry with traditional joints and timber glues.

· Select metal cabinets or opt for the rustic charm of cabinets for sale at salvage shops.

· Choose tile, granite, stainless steel, or solid wood for your countertop surfaces. Some laminates release undesirable chemicals.

When it comes to flooring, avoid vinyl, which can emit chemical fumes. Substitutes include stone, tile, and reclaimed wood (logs retrieved from river bottoms and abandoned buildings that are remanufactured into beams and flooring).

· Bamboo, a fast-growing woody grass, and sound-absorbing cork are unique and surprisingly well-suited flooring alternatives. Bamboo flooring is harder than Northern Red Oak, according to the National Wood Flooring Association.Bamboo, a fast-growing woody grass, and sound- absorbing cork are unique and surprisingly well- suited flooring alternatives. Bamboo flooring is harder than Northern Red Oak, according to the National Wood Flooring Association.

· For both cabinetry and flooring, avoid endangered wood species such as teak and mahogany.

Maximizing natural sunlight and supplement your windows with a variety of general, task, and atmospheric lighting that are specific to your areas of activity.

· Trade incandescent lights for energy-efficient versions or fluorescent lighting.

· Use timers, dimmers, or cabinet contact switches to further conserve energy. · Accessorize with a collection of houseplants and flowers to remove air pollution. · Use natural colors that stem from the materials you use.

· Choose energy-efficient appliances. Look for the Environmental Protection Agency's Energy Star label, which earmarks appliances that consume less than the minimum federal standards for electricity.

· Choose an appliance whose capacity is appropriate for your family's needs; the larger the appliance, the more energy it requires to run.

· Avoid running your dishwasher unless there's a full load. Opt for a glass- fronted oven, allowing you to check on food's progress without opening the door and wasting heat energy.

· Service appliances frequently to check for energy- wasting leaks.

· Avoid placing noisy refrigerators and dishwashers against partition walls, and try to select quieter models.

· Include a recycling center with bins for paper, plastics, glass, metal, and organic waste for composting, and larger bins in a garage or storage area used for collection or delivery. By choosing green design elements and products wisely, your green kitchen will be a model of harmony, efficiency, and economy.