Errand Service

Errand Service

 West Seattle Errand Service was developed for busy people, from executives to new moms, and parents caring for elderly parents. For many people, finding time to do all the “little things” can be time consuming, and that takes away from family, work, and enjoying life. The goal at West Seattle Errand Service is to help you with all of your errand needs so you will have time for the things that are most important in your lives.
West Seattle Errand Services was created in 2010, and is owned by Genevieve Baleto. Genevieve has a degree in psychology from the University of Washington. She has spent the last 13 years working in customer service for an airline. In this position, one of Genevieve's principle responsibilities is attending to customer needs. While half of her time is devoted to the administrative details of her job, the other half is spent dealing with internal customers, assessing their needs and delivering a service that exceeds their expectations.

Errand Service

Errand Service

Errand Service

Errand Service

Errand Service

Errand Service

Errand Service

 

Errand Service

Errand Service

 

Paddle Boarding

Paddle Boarding

 As the first day of school approaches, everyone, from kindergarteners to graduate students, aspire to do better this year. To expect more of themselves. To overcome their challenges. And I commend this general trend of self improvement, truly I do. All I'm saying is – let's take it one step at a time. Just like we need to be mindful and compassionate with every other form of behavior change – diet, smoking cessation, whatever is difficult and new. Why not go at our decisions with full speed? Because new habits take time to form new paths in our brain, and we need to allow for this transformation to occur. Or we fall in the water, just like I did.

Paddle Boarding

Paddle Boarding

Paddle Boarding

Paddle Boarding

Paddle Boarding

Paddle Boarding

Paddle Boarding

Paddle Boarding

Paddle Boarding 

 

Camp Bow Wow

Camp Bow Wow

Nick Fisher is a Canine Behavior Expert and the founder and owner of Balanced Dog LLC. He has worked in the animal welfare field for over 20 years in animal control, canine behavior and in animal shelter management. In addition to his behavior work, Nick is currently the CEO of the Humane Society of the South Platte Valley.  He has created innovative rehabilitation and enrichment programs for shelter dogs based on dog psychology methods and principals.  Nick received the 2008 Colorado Veterinary Medical Foundation's Colorado Animal Hero's - Human Hero Award for his work with his shelter program.   Nick has worked as a consultant for Camp Bow Wow in revising their training for Camps in canine behavior practices, policies and interview techniques and helped facilitate their implementation of the Certified Camp Counselor program.

Camp Bow Wow

Camp Bow Wow

Camp Bow Wow

Camp Bow Wow

Camp Bow Wow

Camp Bow Wow

Camp Bow Wow

Camp Bow Wow

Camp Bow Wow

Camp Bow Wow

 

Chem Dry

Chem Dry

 As an example, wine may exhibit a visible effect called "tears", as shown in the photograph. The effect is a consequence of the fact that alcohol has a lower surface tension than water. If alcohol is mixed with water inhomogeneously, a region with a lower concentration of alcohol (greater surface tension) will pull on the surrounding fluid more strongly than a region with a higher alcohol concentration (lower surface tension). The result is that the liquid tends to flow away from regions with higher alcohol concentration—along the tension gradient. This can also be easily demonstrated by spreading a thin film of water on a smooth surface and then allowing a drop of alcohol to fall on the center of the film. The liquid will rush out of the region where the drop of alcohol fell.

Chem Dry

Chem Dry

Chem Dry

Chem Dry

Chem Dry

Chem Dry

Chem Dry

Chem Dry

Chem Dry

Chefs

Chefs

 While on internship in New York, I had the pleasure of serving at the local county department of mental hygiene (yes, mental health is like your teeth — you need to floss your brain regularly to keep it clean!). In one of my rotations there, I had the pleasure of seeing a few clients who were attending the prestigious Culinary Institute of America. This is one of the premier chef schools in America, and if you’re ever in Hyde Park, New York, you should definitely make reservations at one of their restaurants (way ahead of time — they book up quickly).

Chefs

Chefs

Chefs

Chefs

Chefs

Chefs

Chefs

Chefs

Chefs

 

Dream Dinners

Dream Dinners

But the researchers behind the study suggest it could be due to something called habituation - a well-known phenomenon in which extended exposure to a stimulus reduces your behavioral or physiological responses to it.Habituation helps to explain why you can't see a darn thing when you enter a dimly-lit cocktail bar but five minutes later you get used to the darkness and the exorbitant prices on the drink menu become radiantly clear.

Dream Dinners

Dream Dinners

Dream Dinners

Dream Dinners

Dream Dinners

Dream Dinners

Dream Dinners

Dream Dinners

Dream Dinners

Dream Dinners