PLEASE NOTE! Adorable photos to be added soon from the Spooktacular Pup Party on Halloween. I haven’t been able to upload them here from my phone yet, but trust me. They are so cute… they’re worth the wait! Come back and see them. ๐
This chill but lively (yes. it was both!) dog-friendly event was here in Seattle and was so much fun! I was happy to see some friendly familiar faces, both human and canine, as well as meeting many new people and dog friends. I even met a new feline friend! Yes. It’s true! Taki was a very chill, beautiful cat that crashed the pup party with her brother and humans. I didn’t get to meet her brother. He was in the other room, but the felines’ person I talked told me about him. I was commenting on how calm Taki was amongst the activities and dog filled environment. They said Taki loves going out places. I could tell she was quite content and comfortable being there.
I met sweet Poi and his people previously and was so glad they were able to come see me again! Fun experiences both times! Poi was dressed as a cute bat.
Thyme was a lovey doggie that hugged my leg. I soon found out his main interest was food, which I had in my treat pouch. Thyme was dressed like a white and black spotted cow, just like his person. Yep! They matched. Isn’t that fun!
When I was in San Diego pre-pandemic I did public events on a regular basis. Almost all of them were outside, since it was in southern California. ๐ I often partnered in some way with animal non-profit organizations, including Chihuahua Rescue of San Diego, Labs and More, Pug Rescue of San Diego County, San Diego House Rabbit Society, San Diego Humane Society, Southern California German Shepherd Rescue, and Tijuana River Valley Animal Rescue, that rescues mostly horses, but also dogs.
I had booths at mostly animal related events, but sometimes more general community ones that weren’t solely focused on pets and their people, such as the Ocean Beach (OB) Carnival. I remember that one well! It was the only public event like that that I brought my dog Ginger too. It was really challenging for her because she couldn’t be beside me as much as she wanted to. Their were other dogs there. Some that got readings weren’t happy about Ginger being near. Luckily, my good friend Alex was there fronting the booth and taking care of my girl. Don’t know what I would have done without him! I had never done that event before and it was super busy! She was a very patient, tolerant dog and loving soul. We made it through it, but I learned it was best to attend childless. ๐
Anyway, my point is that I haven’t done as many public events since then. I did a couple when I moved from San Diego to the Portland, Oregon area. I didn’t plan on moving to Oregon. I stopped on my way back to Washington State to visit a friend from college. Long story short, I ended up falling in love with all of the lush green trees that I had missed for the eight years I wasn’t in the Pacific Northwest. I casually looked for jobs, ended up finding an amazing one, and got it! So I lived there for two years before finally making it back to Washington.
I started further up north in Everett, Washington and finally made the move to my favorite city, Seattle, years later. While I’ve never been as involved in the local pet community and community in general, as I was when I was in San Diego, it felt really great to be at that event last Saturday. I loved the energy, loved doing readings, loved meeting and helping people and animals, and being a part of this newer to me community. It was great!
I’m excited to report that I have signed up to do another dog friendly event that is being organized by the same person that organized the recent Pup Party. She’s actually a friend of mine and the owner of Posh Pet Sitter and Posh Pet Events. She did a fantastic job on the last event and I am certain she’ll do a spectacular (not spooktacular) job on the next one. I’ll update my event page soon, and keep you posted here, but please save the date, if you are or will be in the Seattle area on Saturday, November 28th, 2026.
Mark your calendar for the Pup ๐ Up Holiday Market in SODO/Seattle! It’s at the Ederer Hall in SODO and there will be a variety of vendors and happenings designed to be fun for the whole family. Dogs included! This is a ticketed event and you can find out more information at this link: SODO Pup Up Holiday Market
It’s a longer event, from 11am – 7pm, so while I will be doing mini readings there too, it won’t be all day. I will also have my art there. So when I’m not reading, I will be talking to people, maybe YOU, answering questions about my work, including my readings, and my abstract paints. Have you ever seen my paintings? I’ll share some here!

Valentine’s Day is one of my oldest paintings and one I have had a hard time letting go of. I really like it, but would also like someone else that likes it to take it home and enjoy it. So, I’m excited to be at the Pup Up Holiday Market in SODO on November 28th. I love Seattle!

Here is an example of some of my Fiesta Squares. They are my newest line of abstract paintings. I love working with color and texture! Most of the pieces are 2″ x 2″ with some 4″ x 4″, 6″ x 6″ and up to 10″ x 10″, which are the ones on the wall. This was an art walk I did in West Seattle. It was at a business that sadly has since closed called the Flying Apron.




















