Its posts are wiped away.
Feeling a pinch in the middle…
Oh, it’s Down!
And Over…
And Out!
It must be time for a better one.
]]>Nice! One step at a time helps to save in the right places. It may be time to start thinking about where our veggie garden will be next year.
]]>2319 E. Madison St.
on the first short-sleeve night this year,
in Madison Valley, Seattle
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Its posts are wiped away.
Feeling a pinch in the middle…
Oh, it’s Down!
And Over…
And Out!
It must be time for a better one.
]]>3808 S Edmunds St
in hipster-bustling Columbia City, Seattle
]]>Must-have: Duck, Duck, Mousse! (Rillette and Pates)
With a Menu filled with Bacon and Foie Gras, you can’t go wrong.
1001 E. Pike St.
Across from Neumo’s in Capitol Hill
in jet-engine-boom filled Seattle.
This is decent wine in Tetra Paks. No glass or corks, only high quality packaging that can be recycled and makes sense. (Less of our money goes to transportation and bottling costs!) And with good packaging… wineries can give you good wine, and usually more of it.
I think there is a new generation of wine-drinkers who’s beginning to thoughtfully put common sense ahead of tradition, in the right places. Smart boxed wine will become socially acceptable - the factor that must flourish for this to work…and hopefully soon, you might even be saying it’s cool.
So far, we’ve tried:
]]>5501 30th Ave NE, the not-quite-Wedgewood neighborhood behind UVillage
in the last of April showers, Seattle
]]>719 E. Pike St., Capitol Hill
in Not-an-elf-food-kind-of-town Seattle
]]>Top of Queen Anne in game-night-traffic-ridden Seattle
1507 Queen Anne Ave N at Galer
(206) 352-3773
Mandalay Bay Hotel in nocturnal Las Vegas
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