Suddenly, there’s not so much architecting going on.
What do you do? Well, if you’re our friend and Wallingford resident Nicole Winn, you start making really, really good sandwiches.
As a Senior Associate at Weber Thompson, one of Seattle’s top architectural design firms, Nikki had seen her fair share of catered lunches. The problem was that they generally weren’t very …
Between Jae Hun Kim Tae Kwon Do across from Bartell’s, the Modern Martial Arts Academy by 45th and Interlake, Oom Yung Doe on Stone Way, Fuerte Fitness‘ kickboxing classes and now Warrior One, we’re figuring there isn’t …
Goodbye Luau, hello Pour House! Yep, it was just weeks ago that the Luau Polynesian Lounge in Tangletown closed for good, but the new owners, Jay Farias and Erik Knutson, are already hard at work on remodeling its replacement, the Pour House Bar & Dining. We learn from Nancy Leeson at the Seattle Times that:
Farias owned the Nickerson Street Saloon for a decade and later opened Joe’s on Roosevelt (now the Roosevelt Ale House). His latest venture, Stix, a bastion for billiards and booze on Lake Union, “was a bomb” he said, explaining it was his big brother’s idea. …
Well, we were pretty sure it was a giant puffball, and not the deadly amanita, with which is occasionally confused, but just to make sure, we snapped a picture with our iPhone and sent it off to our friend Matt. Matt’s response was as succinct as it was wise: “Never identify mushrooms via MMS”. True dat.
Perhaps we’d be better equipped the next time we came across a wild edible if we scooted over to Wide …
Back in January, we noted that a note had gone up at the Alterations and Reweaving Center on 45th that it was closed due to illness. Commenters noted that Phyllis Brown, now in her 80’s, has been at it a long time and were worried that she wasn’t doing well.
Holly dropped us a note the other day asking for an update:
I came across your posting online regarding Phyllis Brown while I was searching for a way to contact her business. […] I have had no luck contacting them via phone, email, postal mail and every time I go …
Oh, and that’s Councilmember O’Brien on the other side of her. His art appears nowhere that we’re aware of.…
We haven’t been able to figure out when the episode will appear, but we promise to let you know as soon as we do.
OK, the truth is, we get kind of confused with television. The whole idea that shows are “on” at a particular time doesn’t fit well with our Internet-on-demand mindset. Also, we haven’t owned a …
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