Category: The Seattle Times

Fourth of July festivities.

We went to check out the new Museum of Illusions and it was so much fun! Some of the illusions made me dizzy, but that’s the power of perception, right? This isn’t a temporary pop-up exhibit — it’s supposed to be permanent — and I’m so happy it will draw people downtown. Here’s a link…

My story and photos in the Sunday Seattle Times about curb appeal for less than $100. I went on a lot of long walks with my camera to research this story. My neighbor understood the assignment; their yards are beautiful! Motivated me to finally ripped out the big dead bush in front of my house.

Now I know why a group of crows is called a murder. A mother rabbit made a nest in my raised garden bed, in the middle of my chives. We watched in horror from the window as a crow swooped in, stabbed furiously with its beak and flew away with a squirmy baby. And came…

Inclusive parks are near and dear to my heart, and I was thrilled to write about the new Pathways Park in Laurelhurst for The Seattle Times. Here’s a link to my story. The mission of this park is to be welcoming to everyone, and it is BEAUTIFUL. The park honors the memory of a sweet…

A treat for the boys, and a night off from cooking for me. The salmon burger and the mango shake are both seasonal and SO GOOD.

Love this view of Gasworks Park from the Center for Wooden Boats.

Got a sneak peek of the new Lego exhibit at Museum of History and Industry, which runs May 25 to Sept. 22. Here’s my story for The Seattle Times.

I loved researching this story about Pioneer Square for ParentMap!

Food appreciation post, because the best way to explore a neighborhood is through your stomach. 1. OHSUN Banchan cafe and deliFresh, bright ingredients; delicious homey Korean cooking. The thing I love most about Korean food is the banchan, and they had plenty of it there! This picture is $100 worth of food — you get…