Cara Strickland

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Cara Strickland

$12 Buy Now What Is Citric Acid (and Why It Works on Brown Hard Water Stains) I knew it mostly as an additive in food, but I learned that it's a very concentrated form of the cleaning power in lemons and limes. My mom was the one who pointed me to the bulk section of our local grocery store, and you can also often find it in the canning section. Or you can buy citric acid online by the pound.

1 month ago | apartmenttherapy.com | Cara Strickland

CleaningBathroomsShoppingSave Your FavoritesWhenever you see the heart icon, just tap it to save it to your account!commentsWe independently select these products—if you buy from one of our links, we may earn a commission. All prices were accurate at the time of publishing. See More ImagesCredit: ArLawKa AungTun/Getty Images/iStockphotoBefore my daughter was born, just over three years ago, I bought a new toilet.

1 month ago | seattlemet.com | Cara Strickland

In the mid-1990s, a five-year-old boy of Puerto Rican descent arrived in Seattle from Harlem, New York. That boy was Jhonny Reyes. When he started washing dishes in his late teens, he probably didn’t imagine he’d one day open his own restaurant. In 2021, as the world reeled from the impact of Covid-19, three organizations—the Seattle Office of Economic Development, Seattle Good Business Network, and Shunpike—came together to imagine something new.

Feb 26, 2025 | livinglutheran.org | Cara Strickland |John Potter

Rick Rouse, a retired ELCA pastor and professor, collaborated with Global Refuge on his latest book, A Journey Called Hope: Today’s Immigrant Stories and the American Dream (Chalice, 2024). Though the book is timely, it’s also a call to the same actions followers of Jesus have sought to live out since he first preached on welcoming the stranger. Rouse explores the particular circumstances of the history of immigration in the United States and shares personal stories from refugees now living here.

Feb 12, 2025 | seattlemet.com | Cara Strickland

What do you picture when you think about Dungeness crab? Maybe it’s a family dinner with a pile of crab legs on the table, along with plenty of butter. Maybe it’s a crab cake, crispy and hot off the pan. Maybe you don’t picture Newport, Oregon–a bustling coastal town, an easy drive away from Seattle. But if you don’t, you should: Newport is the Dungeness Crab Capital of the World ®.