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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…

November 19, 2013

The Spite House: One of the Smallest Dwellings in Seattle

When you write about the architecture of a city, you usually gush about tall buildings that distinguish the skyline from all others. You also…

November 19, 2013

Scrumptious Sandwiches and Fragrant Pies in Pioneer Square

Pioneer Square, the alluring Seattle neighborhood famous for its window-shopping and casual dining, charmingly resonates with rich history and tantalizing, comforting fare. Once the…

November 19, 2013

Seattle’s Late-Night Happy Hours: Eat and Drink Lavishly for Low Prices

Happy hours are a steal. Looking at lists of half-priced cocktails, cheap bar snacks, and discounted burgers, my heart beats a little bit faster….

November 18, 2013

Los Angeles by Neighborhood

LA isn’t just a place where people follow their dreams or hope for an opportunity to shine, but vacationers too, can live out their…

November 15, 2013

Surf, Sawdust, and Solitude: A Day Trip to the Oregon Coast

Portland is often renowned for its progressive atmosphere and “Keep Portland Weird” mantra, but with its close proximity to the mountains and coast, many…

November 15, 2013

Union Market, DC Style

New York is cool, Brooklyn even cooler. One of its most talked-about locations is Union Market, which is considered a neighborhood grocery store with top-of-the-line…

November 15, 2013

Local Shopping in the Central Marketplace of Seattle

As a committed local-vore, I can say with confidence that Seattle is one of the prime locations for excellent locally-sourced shopping. Throughout all the…

November 15, 2013

Seattle by Neighborhood

Looking at Seattle from a literally aerial perspective, you can see a variety of hills and enough trees to reverse global warming. One of…