We returned for our second silent retreat (click here for first one) at the Archbishop Brunett Retreat and Faith Formation Center at The Palisades, located above the shores of Puget […]
I was pleasantly surprised by Kansas City, Missouri. I frankly came in with low expectations, and they were well exceeded. There was interesting nightlife, events, history, architecture, places to see, and things to do.
Liberty Memorial rises on a hill above Kansas City, visible from many directions. It […]
Seattle Immersive Theater produced a somewhat ambitious performance that is true to their roots of immersing the audience in an interactive and participative experience. “Supraliminal” was well timed for the Halloween season, and all tickets were sold out every night.
Guests arrived at South Seattle College and were directed to […]
Rattlesnake Ledge (also called Rattlesnake Ridge) is an understandably popular hiking destination near the town of North Bend, about a half hour drive east from Seattle. During summer months, there can be many people there with you, all taking in the pleasant steady forest hike and the views from […]
The Cave B Winery and Resort is a fairly fancy and well appointed getaway above the shores of the Columbia River Gorge on the outskirts of Quincy in eastern Washington, near the famous Gorge Amphitheater. It offers an inn, restaurant, winery and wine tasting, spa, 1 bedroom Cliffehouse cabins, […]
Zombies have become a big thing, taking over the cultural consciousness of many people in America through movies, TV shows, comic books, and conventions. It evokes “what if?” and “how would I respond?” reactions in many.
As part of this trend, sleepy Normandy Park hosts an annual Zombie Fest that […]
Salmon fishing is great up and down the breezy western shores of Whidbey Island. We fished from the shores of Whidbey Island on Admiralty Bay in the town of Coupeville. Salmon migrate along there on the way back to their home rivers, swimming through the eel grass beds […]