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  • sung - Oct 14 2006 | fashion, seattle, ballard, events

    redotting for myself
    The RE Store
    1440 N.W. 52nd
    Reception: Oct. 20, 7 pm-12
    Haute Trash Fashion Show starts at 9 pm at RE Store
    Gallery Hrs: Wed-Sat 3-6 pm

    redotted from : dragonc

    • dragonc - Oct 14 2006

      Call me if you go!

    • sung - Oct 14 2006

      i don't have your number.

    • kabir - Oct 19 2006

      looks awesome!

  • dragonc - Oct 14 2006 | fashion, seattle, ballard, events

    I am going to this next Friday

    The RE Store
    1440 N.W. 52nd
    Reception: Oct. 20, 7 pm-12
    Haute Trash Fashion Show starts at 9 pm at RE Store
    Gallery Hrs: Wed-Sat 3-6 pm

    Quoted: The ReStore’s Recycled Art & Fashion Show, now in its 5th year, humbly returns to bring Seattle the finest in Art and Fashion recovered from its waste stream. Diane Kurzyna, aka Ruby Reusable, this year’s curator said, “We sift and sort until we uncover the visual pun, the hidden history, the value in that deemed worthless, beauty where it is least expected.”
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    • sung - Oct 14 2006

      thanks for the heads up - this looks really cool.

    • noreen - Oct 14 2006

      this looks super cool...thanks for the info niki...I might look into the details and see if I can make it.

    • dragonc - Oct 14 2006

      Welcome! :-)

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    It is called the "Helper" (HLPR) loan. Basically, it's aimed at 1st time buyers buying their first home, but it should also be useful for people who have already sold their homes and are looking for another.

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