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Greetings from T&J Enterprises! Spring is finally here – we hope! We have made some changes to our Organic Gardening Kit – and a radical change to the way people can now grow. Our Organic Gardening Kit now contains our registered fertilizer, BioMinerals. (One gallon Microbe Tea Brewer version). Our Nature's Own Growing Systems' Organic Gardening Kit is for all gardeners, landscapers and growers, good for all plants, enhances all growing methods. This app... Read More
2.00 off Tickets to Spokane Home and garden Show April 1, 2 and 3 are at these locations in Spokane: Fred Myer on the lower south hill off of Ray; Safeway, Super One, Rosauers all on 29th; Huckleberries main store; Albertsons on Grand; at city hall at the utilities desk; Millers Hardware 29th; Barry's Downtown Automotive, on Sherman; or call us at 509-327-7670 for your tickets. Going fast! See you at the show! ... Read More
Look for us at the Spokane Home and garden Show, April 1, 2 and 3 booth 50-51. Featuring our new Organic garden Kit, now with Bio Minerals. Want 2.00 off admission tickets? Call us at 509-327-7670 to arrange to pick them up! They are free and we have lots! If you are a business we will drop them off for you! Let us know! ... Read More
The Wishing Star by Spokane Grapevine Have you ever visited a place and then felt you had to shout it out to the world. Without a doubt Wishing Star is just such a place..... Not to be confused with Make a Wish foundation which is a national organization. The Wishing Star is based in Spokane and Serves the Greater Inland Northwest. I say that with tongue and cheek because what they really do is serve the CHILDREN of the region. Kids right here that have a life threateni... Read More
Celeste Shaw by Spokane Grapevine Having this blog and having followers, gives us the unique opportunity to share with others what we have found. So. We have found something. We found a bright light, a bastion of tranquility, an unsung hero. Celeste Shaw is the epitome of living life with grace. If you look up the phrase "Do unto others" there would be a picture of Celeste by the caption. In the short time we have known her she has managed to weave her way into our hea... Read More
The Vintage Rabbit by Spokane Grapevine Howdie. Welcome to the first blog post of the new year. What a fitting way to bring in the New Year with a post about an Antique Store. Not just any Antique Store mind you, but The Vintage Rabbit. Kelly and I were killin' a little time before the festivities down town for First Night and decided to take a slight detour down Monroe street just north of Indiana. I guess you could call it up Monroe from that point but I di... Read More
Dolly's Cafe' by Spokane Grapevine Every once in awhile you run across a place so quaint that you feel almost compelled to share.....Wait a minute, did I say quaint? Yep I believe I did. New sentence coming down in three....two.....one. Every now and again you find a joint so cool you have to give a shout out to your buddies.....OK that was better. Dolly's Cafe is just such a place. We (me and my boys) went to this cool greasy spoon recently on a Saturday morning. Now I'll... Read More
A Short Walk in the Past by Spokane Grapevine This is just a small blog post about a short strip of small businesses located on the 300 block of west 2nd in downtown Spokane. This is a one block grouping of small businesses that have moved into, and revitalized that block into a wonderful afternoon experience. If there was such a thing as a strp mall in the 1930's this would have been it. The list of businesses includes, Eclectic Gifts, Serendipity bou... Read More
Tiny Belles Boutique by Spokane Grapevine So, it occurred to me today that I haven't done a blog post for one of my most favorite people on the planet......Emily Lovell-Piper the owner and tu-tu maker of Tiny Belles Boutique. Where does one start with Emily.....hmmmm.....lemmie think about that for a minute. How about this? She is a stay at home mom, an Etsy-ian, an amateur photographer, a wanna-be chef, a friend, an entrepreneur and....lets just say an all aroun... Read More
Tiny Belles Boutique by Spokane Grapevine So, it occurred to me today that I haven't done a blog post for one of my most favorite people on the planet......Emily Lovell-Piper the owner and tu-tu maker of Tiny Belles Boutique. Where does one start with Emily.....hmmmm.....lemmie think about that for a minute. How about this? She is a stay at home mom, an Etsy-ian, an amateur photographer, a wanna-be chef, a friend, an entrepreneur and....lets just say an all aroun... Read More
aNeMonE by Spokane Grapevine Hmmmmm.....have you ever thought of starting a business with just a pile of paper? Well Nate and Mary Eberle did, and what a business they have become! Ok...So I am a guy and really, flowers aren't my thing. I do rocks for pete's sake, but I must say as a fellow artist (yes there is an art to rock placing) that what they do with paper is actually quite amazing. aNeMonEhas taken the art of flower making to a whole new level. The amount of... Read More
Eclectic Gifts by Spokane Grapevine Alrighty then......We headed out to pick up three of the Gift cards for the contest we are running on facebook. We Stoped in to see Deena Caruso from Finders Keepers. Right next to her store, tucked away on the corner at 303 W 2ndave is Eclectic Gifts. Reciently relocated from Liberty Lake, this fantastic mix of gift baskets, wine and decorative items is sure to please the eye and pocket book. Sharon (the owner) was a gracious ho... Read More
Spokane Grapevine and MerchantCircle Hello Everyone! Spokane Grapevineis a website dedicated to sharing information about events, people and businesses in Spokane and the surrounding communities. We have strived to spread the word about the many wonderful business stories thru our facebook fan page, our blog and our website. We are trying to support EVERY small business in Spokane and the surrounding area in any way we can. Spokane Grapevine was approa... Read More
"Tree of Elegance" A guest blog from Cheryl-Anne Millsap Most of the time I like to say that numbers are not my friends. I mix them up and turn them around. I round up and I round down. I transpose and confuse. Things just don't always add up for me. But that all changes when I start talking about the trees. About the 12 beautiful trees displayed on the mezzanine of the Davenport Hotel. Those numbers are easy.... Read More
"The Isaac Foudation" A guest blog from Kalae Chock I'm pretty sure if I ever found my kid dead, I'd die of a broken heart. The thought makes my stomach drop. It makes me sick. But, no matter how much I dislike that thought, that's all it is... a thought. For Reed and Holly Lytle losing a child is their reality. Reed found their four year old son, Isaac, dead in his bed as he went to kiss his little boy good-bye one morning before h... Read More
Our Meeting at DeLeon Foods So.....Colleen says....."We're meeting at DeLeon's". I text Mark this morning......"We're meeting at DeLeon's on Francis right?" I get the reply......"Yeppers". I'm thinking in my head "so we're meeting at a Mexican grocery store for my first meeting of SPJ" (more on that later). I pull up to the store, and sure enough we are having a meeting at a Mexican grocery store. At least that is what I thought untill I walked in the front door............ Read More
Mamma Mia's Well.....We headed out on the town this evening. We had every intention of hittin' the new North Side Olive Garden. When we got there we found out that they won't be open for a few days. So, what to do, what to do..... Well duh....We don't review big national chains, we review small Mom and Pop operations. We have always wanted to try out Mamma Mia's. Heck it's even in the name. So it was settled, Mamma Mia'sit was. I'll be honest, we're not real good at trying out new... Read More
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