June 13, 2014 Something New, Something Borrowed and Something that Smells Old Summer for me has always meant hosting visitors- family, friends, friend’s pets, etc.. As summer enters in its own quintessential green, flourishing, Seattle way, I…
March 25, 2014 From Grunge to Glamour: Music Venues in Seattle Lurking underneath the Denny Street overpass, on a barren, grey street lies El Corazon. If you have a morning commute that passes El Corazon,…
January 30, 2014 Dig for Clams, Drinks and Joy in Long Beach, Washington Long stretches of sandy beaches are usually a haven for sun worshipers who kick back, slather on some sunscreen, crack open a pulpy read…
December 26, 2013 A City-Ist, Local-vore and Seattleite Walk Into A Bar Being a person who is very familiar with the West coast, one of the most striking qualities of this coast is the huge variety…
December 17, 2013 A Day in the Life of a Seattleite You know those cozy Facebook status updates people post about rain on their windows and tea in their hands? For a Seattleite, the rain…
December 16, 2013 Visions of Sugarplums: Cozy Up for the Holidays in the Woodmark Hotel Photos: Jenise M. Silva ‘Tis the season for traveling. Whether you find yourself in the air, on the road, or jockeying about for that…
December 9, 2013 Trees, Hills and Rain: The Seattle Way to Navigate Three things you are bound to encounter while visiting Seattle: trees, hills and rain. We have lots of these, and if there’s a slight…
December 4, 2013 The Most Coziest Night of the Year in Seattle Every American knows that post-Thanksgiving sensation; you’re full of food and ready for the holidays. The day after Thanksgiving for my family always meant…
November 19, 2013 Biking Along the Natural Beauty of Seattle Why would you want to rent a bike to tour Seattle? Aren’t there hills that would make Lance Armstrong blanch? Isn’t there snarly traffic…
