March 31st, 2008
Today I have a guest post from fellow Seattle blogger, Debbie Dubrow. Debbie is just one of many wonderful Seattle bloggers.
She writes about traveling with kids, and about her experience traveling with her two your children (ages 3 and 18 months) at DeliciousBaby.com. Sometimes she needs an adventure close to home, and that what [...]
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March 30th, 2008
Blooming crocuses, in addition to the date on the calendar, is one more sign that Spring has come to Seattle.
Photo credit: personal collection
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March 29th, 2008
If you’re in the market for some great wine, maybe something a little different what what you usually try, check out the Seattle Wine Outlet.
Buying direct from distributor overstocks guarantees that you’ll find something different every time you stop by. While some might find that annoying (because you may not be able to get [...]
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March 28th, 2008
When doing some routine blog maintenance I realized that I’ve neglected to add a blog roll. Eeek — how could that be?! There are so many great Seattle area blogs and bloggers that I can’t believe I haven’t shared them with you.
It would be impossible to add them all in one fell swoop, so I’ve [...]
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March 27th, 2008
Today I’m launching a new feature here at The Seattle Traveler, “This Weekend. . .” a recommendation about something you can do over the weekend.
I’m hoping to find a variety of things to recommend, so that no matter how deep your weekend rut might be, you’ll get some ideas of something new and interesting to [...]
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March 26th, 2008
Before a performance at the 5th Avenue Theater, I stopped in for a quick pre-performance nosh at right-next-door restaurant, Vessel.
Vessel opened 2006 in what was previously retail space. One look at the exterior and it’s easy to imagine. The space has been cleverly used, and where mannequins and displays once were, now you’ll find bar [...]
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March 25th, 2008
Did you know that Washington State has a Poet Laureate?
The position was established in 2007 as a mean to build awareness and appreciation of poetry across the state through public appearances and readings, presentations in the schools, and offering workshops and lectures for the general public. On on December 17th, 2007 Governor Christine Gregoire appointed [...]
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March 24th, 2008
The April schedule for the Seattle Symphony includes a couple of performances that are part of its Concerts for Young People Series:
April 2nd - Anne-Sophie Mutter with Lambert Orkis
April 3rd, 5-6th - Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg Performs Bruch
April 4th - Boeing Symphony series
April 10-13th - Les Brown’s Band of Renown
April 17th, 19-20th -Garrick Ohlsson Plays Mozart
April [...]
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March 23rd, 2008
Easter Wishes to all my readers!
Photo credit: SXC
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March 22nd, 2008
The Hundred Dresses reminds us that it’s never too late to make yourself a better person. The story is one from small town America, where a Polish immigrant child attempts to make friends and fit in. No one notices this strange girl, who can barely even speak English.
Best friends Maddie and Peggy don’t [...]
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