I’m lucky enough to have some Hawaiian friends, and they happen to be quite knowledgeable when it comes to matters of the Pacific. This is true of sandals, mocha skinned women and Japanese food.
As the temperature rises in the Pacific Northwest, health-conscious Seattleites are seeking out refreshing alternatives to traditional H20. Seattleite has vetted a few summer quenchers that won’t expand your waistband.
Germany is famous for a number of historical and cultural landmarks, such as bratwurst, Rammstein and the roots of our English language. Possibly the lesser known of the bunch – Riesling is the golden nectar of the Rhine.
Seattleites who want to leave behind overcast skies for an under-the-Tuscan-sun experience are in luck. This summer, Palomino Bar & Grill will give its patrons a chance to win a summer getaway to Siena, Italy.
Move over continental breakfast, because Fairmont Hotels and Resorts are bringing far tastier options to the plate.
Summertime is a great time to improve your health and get in shape. In Seattle, it also means that, occasionally, the rain quits long enough for us to step outside and enjoy the natural world. So, for the first installment of this four-part column, we will look at some hiking trails around the Northwest that should get your feet moving.
The July 4th festivities that will commence this Monday afternoon/evening/night are a time-honored American tradition. Nothing quite says summer in the States like laying out a big blanket under the sun, flinging around a Frisbee and consuming exorbitant amounts of fried chicken, Waldorf salad and refreshing microbrew (or Miller High Life, if that’s your poison).
Dear Seattleite Readers,
Welcome to the Seattleite Book Club – the only virtual book club that spotlights the Pacific Northwest’s own authors and publishers!
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