SusanW
A Western Washington native, Susan Wyatt writes about health and wellness, pets, travel, etc. etc. In her off-hours she enjoys gardening, reading and playing bagpipes. She lives in Issaquah with a ginger cat named Vinny (aka Yawny McYawnface).
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Gardening
How to Bring a Houseplant Back to Life
If you’ve got a house plant that looks like it’s on its last legs, don’t give up hope, you may be able to revive it. Water and Light Wilt is the most obvious sign of plant collapse. If you pick up the plant and it’s noticeably light, the problem may be underwatering. Put your finger […]
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Well Being
Relax and Fill Time With Classic Puzzles and Games
For the rest of winter break, you might be want to relax your brain with some fun games. Here’s a guide to motivate you to play games all throughout the winter break! Gaming is fun. Be it video games, casino games with bonuses from the likes of Casino-Bonus.me.uk, or board games, you can never get […]
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Pets
Surviving the Loss of a Pet
Losing a cherished pet can be a devastating and traumatic experience. In order to heal, it’s important to give yourself the space and time to grieve. My calico cat Murphy was 18 when I lost her. I’d adopted her from a shelter when she was 2. She had given birth to multiple litters of kittens, […]
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Gardening
A Guide to Gifting and Caring for Holiday Plants
From the traditional poinsettia to the big and bold amaryllis, holiday plants can provide a dazzling pop of color to your home. Here’s a handy how-to if you are gifted with a holiday plant (or if you gift yourself with one.) While buying plants, if you want to opt for flowering seasonal plants, consider contacting […]
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Gardening
Everything You Need to Know About Planting Trees
Trees are a great addition to the garden, providing shade on hot summer days and habitat for wild birds. Many put on a gorgeous show of fall color. But how do you choose a tree and how do you plant it? Gardening whiz Ciscoe Morris says fall is a great time to adopt a tree. […]
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Gardening
How to Prepare Your Garden for Winter
When temperatures turn chilly and plants start to sap, it’s time to get your garden ready for a long winter’s nap. Here are some basic tips for prepping your garden. If you’ve got vegetables or flowering annuals, take an inventory of what worked and what didn’t, what you liked and what you might want to […]