Category: The Seattle Times
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Boost your curb appeal for less than $100
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.
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Crow v. Rabbit
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…
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New, inclusive and welcoming to all: Pathways Park opens in Laurelhurst
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…
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Burgers and shakes at Uneeda Burger in Fremont
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.
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New Lego skyscraper exhibit at MOHAI
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.
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Full day itinerary in family-friendly Pioneer Square
I loved researching this story about Pioneer Square for ParentMap!
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Pioneer Square dining guide
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…
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Seattle’s Smith Tower
19 years in Seattle and I finally went up Smith Tower for the first time. It was INCREDIBLE. Well worth a look inside and a ride to the top. At 42 stories, Smith Tower isn’t particularly tall now, but it was the 4th tallest in the world when it opened 110 years ago. I loved…
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Klondike Gold Rush Museum
When you live in a place, you wind up taking stuff for granted. I admit it has been years since I’d been to the Klondike Gold Rush Museum and I’d forgotten how nicely done it is. Super fun and super FREE.