Your Family Guide to the Eastside

Having fun with kids on the Eastside is easy!  From our city guides to our specialty guides and our calendar of eventswe tell you all the cool stuff to do from Bothell to Renton, all without going to Seattle! The Emerald City is nice, but there's no place like home!  

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February 9: Voters in 17 school districts in King County to vote on school funding

 

This week why don't you...

This Week, Why Don't You...  

 
Monday:  Get some exercise at Great Play's Pay-to-Play drop-in time in Redmond.

Tuesday:  Make sure your ballot for the school levy elections is postmarked by today!

Wednesday:
  See Lost in Yonkers at the Village Theatre in Issaquah (bring your baby and use the cry room!) 

Thursday:  Try out the trampolines on the wall at Sky High Sports in Bellevue.

Friday:
  Learn about healthy teeth at KidsQuest Museum's Dental Health Workshop in Bellevue. 

Saturday:
  Build a Valentine's Day jewelry organizer at the free Build and Grow clinic at Lowe's Hardware across the Eastside. 

Sunday:  Let your little one play at the Mercer Island Community Center during their drop-in play time. 
Ruby Blog: 3 kids, 2 moms, 1 blog

   
Another One Bites the Dust

I have a love/hate relationship with vacuum cleaners.  Actually, let me clarify that.  I have a "willing to acknowledge"/hate relationship.  I am willing to acknowledge their usefulness, but it isn't like I get a lot of joy out of them.  On the other hand, vacuums probably have a hate/hate relationship with me.  Because I kill vacuum cleaners.  We're talking smoke-and-sparks-and-fire kill.  I am a vacuum destroying goddess. 

It doesn't really make sense, though.  I'm generally good with gadgets.  And I once read that vacuum cleaners were the single most important factor in freeing women from traditional gender roles, so you would think I'd appreciate them more.  (I have also read that it was birth control that freed women- I guess we are to assume that the modern woman is a sex fiend with sparkling floors).  But I don't appreciate them that much, and that is probably where the trouble lies.  Read More »

 

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