Crazy Fanfest in San Francisco!
Ben and I never stopped this weekend. From Friday morning until Sunday night we just kept going like little Energizer bunnies!
Saturday I decided to take a little break and do something that I have always said might be fun and have never done. KNCR San Francisco Giants Fanfest Day at AT & T Park in San Francisco. What a blast I had. Lunch on the Embarcadero, I forget how the little things in life make me smile.
We then decided to stop at Treasure Island since we have a new client on this fabulous destination in the San Francisco Bay Area. WOW. I hadn’t been in a while and I forgot how the scenery was amazing. We will definitely have stories to tell in the near future.
The evening in Yountville brought even more amazing scenery, sometimes I LOVE my job! OK, I love my job every day not just sometimes.
Early am stretches and meditation; feed and walk Ben and away we go. . .
Need to accessorize your favorite dog or cat? This is the place to go! From beds to treats to collars, their staff can help you find what you are looking for. They can even help to outfit you as well, so the both of you can be looking your best at all times. Come on in to one of their stores (they also have a location in Healdsburg), place your order via their super convenient website and both you and your furry four-legged friend will be styling in no time at all.
1312 Main St. St Helena, CA 94574
707-967-9935
www.Fideaux.myshopify.com
“It’s everything I ever wanted for my dog,” say most customers after the first time they see the facility. You’ll get it as soon as you drive in—this place is about fun and snuggles. With huge play areas, an absolutely wonderful staff, 55 acres of hiking, river romping, agility, endless fetching and plenty of snuggle time, Camp Four Paws is an exceptionally nice place to be a dog. They offer overnight lodging, day care, training, bathing and even have a passel of dogs up for adoption. Anybody need a pug? They’ll even pick up and drop off your dog for you after it’s had a wonderful bath, and what’s better than a clean, happy, tired dog? It’s an ideal situation for both you and your favorite furry friend. If you’d like more information give them a call. They’d love to meet you and your dog.
4460 Morgan Territory Rd, Clayton, CA 94517
925-672-9255
www.CampFourPaws.com
Family owned and operated since it was founded in 1983 by Robert & Delores. They carry a full line of pet supplies and pet food for dogs, cats, reptiles, fish, small animals and birds. They offer full-service, professional pet grooming for dogs and cats and they also have 2 self-service pet washtubs for those that prefer to do it themselves. You can call them for information on pricing and appointment availability. They can accommodate walk-ins on most days (Tuesday – Friday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday appt only & closed on Monday), but it is always best to call first for an appointment. They also offer low-cost pet vaccinations—DHPP and Bordatella for dogs and FVCRP for cats. They are very excited to be chosen for the Local’s Choice Award 2013 in the Animal/Pet Business category and they are looking forward to helping you with your pet care needs!
1202 E 5th Street, Benicia, CA 94510
707-745-5016
www.FeathererPet.com
Formed in 1974, and the members have tirelessly worked since then to make a difference in their community. Their Annual Crab Freed is a large part of not only their fundraising efforts, but their community outreach as well. The event was originally run by the Host Lion’s Club but was turned over to the Executive Lion’s 4 years ago. All of the money that is raised at this fun annual event is donated back to the community. Half of the money raised is currently being given to the Dan Donahue Scholarship Fund. Dan Donahue was a Life Member of the Executive Lion’s Club and a community leader in Vallejo until his untimely passing. The event’s proceeds also benefit other endeavors the club supports in the community, such as providing eye exams and glasses to local children, the Mare Island Preserve, PAL, GVRD, the Continentals of Omega Boys & Girls Club, Rebuilding Together Solano, Habit for Humanity, Vallejo Sister City Association, the We Care About Vallejo organization, Salvation Army, the McCune Library, the Vallejo Community Arts Foundation, Vallejo Relay for Life, the WII ship Mighty Midget on Mare Island, just to name a few.
Held at the Dan Foley Cultural,
1461 North Camino Alto, Vallejo, CA 94589
707-642-2413
www.e-clubhouse.org/sites/VallejoExecutive
The Town of Yountville Parks and Recreation Department is honored to receive the Best Children’s Activity/Event for Napa County for 2012. Our department provides many activities and events for youth during the year. We draw families from all over Napa County to events like the Spring Egg Hunt, our Halloween Carnival and our annual Tree Lighting. Our programs and classes for youth include art, dance, music, sports, Lego Robotics, Summer Camp, Swimming, Fencing, Karate and so much more. We truly offer something for everyone here at Yountville Parks and Recreation. Our goal is to provide introductory programs so that kids can try new things without the long-term commitment or cost. To learn more about our programs for not just children but also teens and adults:
6516 Washington St., Napa, CA 94599
707-948-2627
www.TownofYountville.com
With 35 different water attractions, from slides, to wave pools to lazy rivers spread over 35 acres, they have everything to bring out the children in all of us. A perfect way to not only cool off, but a great way to help weary parents burn off all that extra energy kids seems to have while enjoying a little quite time in one of their private poolside cabanas or an adult beverage at their “wipeout lounge.” So come on out with the kids while enjoying a great family getaway right next door.
1950 Waterworld Pkwy, Concord, CA 94520
925-609-1364
www.WaterWorldCalifornia.com
The Lawrence Hall of Science, the University of California, Berkeley’s public science center and the leading provider of science education outreach programs in Northern California, has a site in Vallejo.
The Inventor’s Lab, open at the Norman C. King Community Center in south Vallejo, brings some of the most popular programs from the Hall to the children, families and communities of Solano County. The Inventor’s Lab features opportunities to design, build and test your own solutions for engineering design challenges. A monthly rotating design challenge brings opportunities to test your problem-solving and design skills, while spending quality time working with your family.
The Greater Vallejo Recreation District has partnered with the Hall to give the Inventor’s Lab a home in Vallejo. Funding for the program is provided by the Gordon & Betty Moore Foundation.
The Inventor’s Lab is FREE to the public and open every Wednesday from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. and Saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
545 Magazine Street, Vallejo CA 94590
707-651-7161
www.LawrencehHallofScience.org/invent
