It's amazing that such a place like Whidbey Island exists mere minutes away from a sprawling Seattle metropolis, and the twenty minute Mukilteo to Clinton Ferry is all that's needed to refresh the canvas to begin a new adventure. The long and narrow stretch of land takes command in the Puget Sound, spanning 55 miles -- from the Clinton Ferry Terminal (on the south) to dramatic … [Read more...] about Captain Whidbey — all you need to know to enjoy the island hotel in peaceful Penn Cove
Humanizing the “other” in our home
What would it be like to view our home from fresh eyes? Can you imagine a world in the United States where humans interact with one another in order to form opinions as opposed to guzzling down force-fed media? I invite you to take another look at our country from the eyes of a traveller visiting a far off exotic land. budak lelaki, orang Amerika itu makan … [Read more...] about Humanizing the “other” in our home
The 10 Best Seattle Parks for Social Distancing
“The popular parks in Seattle are frequented for very good reasons, indeed — they’re resplendent. However, with a little imagination and two ounces of additional effort, you can be enjoying wide-open parks, socially distanced, with the space needed to frolic in mind, heart, and body.”Matthew Kessi - Kessi World Check out my recent collaboration with Just Your Suitcase … [Read more...] about The 10 Best Seattle Parks for Social Distancing
Seattle P-Patch photos — community gift of color In unexpected corners
All over Seattle there are patches of green. Parks, wetlands, greenways abound in just about every corner of the city. With an even more careful search, tinier spaces reveal themselves — maybe a vacant corner lot or a critical slope on one of many hillsides. These spaces are known as P-Patch community gardens, and they light up all summer, hosting everything from chard to … [Read more...] about Seattle P-Patch photos — community gift of color In unexpected corners
All you need to navigate the Washington State ferries
Water is a way of life in the Pacific Northwest. From the vast Pacific Ocean to the resource-rich Salish Sea, our world is cleansed with the daily tides that bring in life and wash away the rest. In the early days, before roads dissected the lands around Washington State, hundreds of small boats known as “Mosquito Fleet” dotted the salty waterways, transporting people and goods … [Read more...] about All you need to navigate the Washington State ferries
