Hello Family and Friends,
It’s been a while since the last post from Japan, but we are at it again. In fact, we are on a ship heading to Jamaica, but that’s a blog for another day.
Blessings on you all and your families,
Doranne and Wayne
1454 Seaview
Here’s the link:
https://v2.travelark.org/travel-blog-entry/wdtraveltime/18/1775315565
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Meet Miro — the gentle giant with an artistic soul 🎨🐾
Miro lives with his owner, Kathi, and his name is a nod to the famous artist Joan Miró, who was known for his playful, abstract depictions of cats. It’s a fitting name, because this cat is truly a masterpiece in his own right!
If you ever find yourself doing a double take at what looks like a very large cat strolling by, don’t worry—you’re not imagining things. It might just be Miro! As a Ragdoll Cat, he’s already tipping the scales at nearly 16 pounds… and he’s not even a year old yet.
When he’s not turning heads with his impressive size, Miro can be found hunting down his favourite treasures: hairbands and tiny springs, which he expertly tucks away under carpets like a furry little magician.
But what really makes Miro shine is his friendly nature. He especially loves when Kathi hosts art classes in her studio—more people means more attention, and Miro is always happy to mingle with the students and soak it all in.
Art, charm, and a whole lot of fluff—Miro truly has it all!
Kathi Rudko – 1479 Seaview
Note: We are looking for content for small stories and it would be fun to have profiles of the pets on the street. Please feel free to take a few pictures of your pet along with some words about him/her and send it to seaviewbreezecommunity@gmail.com.
Craig Hoskins has chosen to share some of the spectacular sunrises as of late. Enjoy!
Welcome to the very first post on the new Seaview Breeze Wave site! And what better way to begin than with a quick introduction to the new Seaview Breeze editor – Christine Moore.
Christine and her husband Glenn rolled onto the street in 2025 – official newbies! Now newly retired, they spent the last several pre-retirement years dreaming, planning, and building their home at 1412 Seaview. After plenty of sawdust and decision-making, they are happily (and finally!) settled in and ready to enjoy this next chapter.
In the spirit of getting to know more of the wonderful people on our street, Christine answered the call to take over from Elaine Prodor, who so graciously steered the Seaview Breeze ship for the past eight years and was ready to pass the baton.
Along with keeping the street-wide email humming along, Christine will now take the helm of the semi-annual newsletter. As a proud newcomer, she’ll be leaning on our terrific community for stories, updates, photos, and the little gems that make Seaview such a special place. With everyone’s help, the newsletter will continue to be a delightful treat for the whole street.