Maybe you’re already planning a visit to Revolutions (7012 Woodlawn Ave NE) tomorrow morning to avoid the extra crowd at Starbucks, but go back in the evening to make some new friends and have some coffee. If you’ve got your heart set on learning about biochar at the Sustainable Green Lake meeting (as you should!), don’t worry, because your new friends-to-be will be at Revolutions next week (and the next week and so on and so on) as well. Here are the details from Craigslist: We’ve been meeting now for FIVE years, once a week at REVOLUTIONS coffee (7012 Woodlawn…
July 2009
July 20, 2009 at 5:24PM
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Climb For Kids Reminder
Speaking of Cafe Lulu, owner Karen Laurie’s hike up Mt. Rainer is right around the corner, on August 8th. So go sponsor her right now, while there’s still time. We met Matt Kowalczyk, Executive Director and Founder of Climb For Kids at the Cafe Lulu happy hour/fundraiser and his story is tear-inducing and very inspiring. If you’ve got your tissue box nearby, you can read the story of Ella and Emma on his blog…start at August 2007.
July 20, 2009 at 4:52PM
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High Tech Lattes at Cafe Lulu
So maybe Green Lake is considered a bit behind in the culture department, but we’re making leaps and bounds in tech. Two killer iPhone apps were developed in Green Lake’s own Cafe Lulu (6417 Latona Ave. NE). Maybe it’s not as useful as Have2P, but 99-cent GloBall was the second best-selling game on iTunes last week. And you may recognize $4.99 wine app Cor.kz from Apple ads or seeing it in Apple stores. So go get an iced mocha and see how much more creative you feel. Cafe Lulu is open Monday through Friday 7:00am-2:00pm and weekends 8:00am-3:00pm. Thanks for sending us the…
July 19, 2009 at 3:15PM
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Sustainable Green Lake Meeting on Tuesday
Come to the next Sustainable Green Lake meeting this Tuesday evening: Tuesday, July 21 Bethany Community Church, CE Building (8023 Green Lake Dr. N) Potluck at 6:30pm Presentations and discussion 7:00-8:30pm Everyone is welcome and this month you can learn all about biochar and how it can help make Seattle North America’s first Carbon Negative City. The meeting will also cover other upcoming SGL projects and happenings. Hello Neighbors! We hope to see you at the Next 3rd Tuesday Gathering on July 21. Learn more about amending soil and far more about the carbon negative potential of biochar from Seachar‘s…
