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Snow Day in Seattle If you are going out in Seattle despite what has been billed as the “worst” storm in Seattle history (ask the kids and you may hear it’s the “best” storm) you will want to check on the weather conditions, and please see the last paragraph for links to live webcams . . . → Read More: Seattle Area Snow Day Traffic Webcams at Ballard Locks If you’re here in Seattle shopping for a home, or visiting the city, there’s a great way to see more of Seattle and maybe level up your photography skills as well! A local tour company offers a tour of Seattle that “focuses” (OK, OK, sorry) on photographing interesting spots. They were . . . → Read More: A Seattle Shutter Tour 
It’s fun, delicious, and full of music and life! A Taste of Edmonds is one of our favorite Seattle Area Festivals and Dave and I have made it a point to go every year… here is the video from the 2011 one! DAVE AT A TASTE OF EDMONDS
August 12, 13 and 14, 2011 . . . → Read More: A Taste of Edmonds 2011 Everywhere in the Seattle area you can find celebrations for biggest national holiday… Happy Birthday America! Ranging from huge extravagant booming displays of fireworks to smaller parades and festivals on the fourth of July, Seattle sizzles. Family 4th at Lake Union The largest event every year is the Family Fourth fireworks display at Gasworks on . . . → Read More: 4th of July in Seattle Without a doubt, one of the best places to get a gyro in Seattle is Mr. Gyros. We are definitely a city that loves a good gyro and whether it’s beef, lamb, or chicken, there is always a heated discussion about which place is best. If you are in the north part of Seattle, you can’t go wrong with Mr. . . . → Read More: Mr. Gyros in Ballard is Cheap Good Eats What a fast paced month it’s been so far. We’ve had stretches of sunny days, some gray days, some drizzly days with blue sky peaking out (which feels a lot more like spring than mid-winter!) and of course the big chocolate day is coming up. You still have time to get over to the Theo . . . → Read More: February In Seattle 
This is one of the most wonderful areas to raise kids in the whole country, and we are prepared to prove it. More to come, but if you are considering moving to Bellevue, Kirkland, Woodinville, Issaquah, Sammamish, or another of the highly rated Eastside communities, this cheat sheet is for you. I put it together . . . → Read More: Kids Activities in Bellevue & the Eastside  Leave a comment  Bellevue, Issaquah, Kirkland, Markets, Museums, Seattle for Kids, Woodinville  Bellevue Kids' Activities, Bellevue Parks, Eastside Museums, Eastside Parks, Fall City Kids' Resources, Fun things to do with kids in Bellevue, Fun Things to do with Kids on the Seattle Eastside, Issaquah Kids' Activities, Kirkland Kids' Activities, Sammamish Kids' Resources, Woodinville Kids' Activities 
We’ll be adding information and links, but here are a lot of resources in a quick cheat sheet format. If you are looking for kids’ activities in Seattle including sightseeing and fun, even a few kid-friendly restaurants, here is our A-List! We love living in this city and my 9 year old Daniel and I . . . → Read More: Seattle Kids’ Activities – cheat sheet One comment Ballard, Fremont, Green Lake, Greenwood/Phinney Ridge, Magnolia, Markets, Montlake, Museums, Queen Anne, Seattle for Kids, Wallingford, West Seattle Burke-Gilman Trail, Children's Resources Seattle, Farmer's Market, Fremont, Fremont Sunday Market, Gasworks Park, Green Lake, Green Lake Park, Mama Resources Seattle, Pacific Science Center, Seattle Center for Kids, Seattle Children's Center, Seattle Kids, Wallingford, Woodland Park Zoo 
Mothers and babies and tots and neighborhood residents and all those in need of cafination, head’s up…Green Bean is your cozy friendly and very green Greenwood neighborhood café of choice. And from all the baby strollers and bikes parked outside, that’s a very well known fact in this area. According to the Green Bean . . . → Read More: Greeenwood’s Green Bean Coffeehouse is a Neighborhood Haven 
Tonight was a wonderful treat as we went to the Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI) right down by Lake Washington to check out the historical exhibits, listen to the Seattle Girlchoir carol, be treated to cookies and hot chocolate, see Santa, and then at 5:30 go outside for the treat of being present at . . . → Read More: Seattle Christmas Boat Parade |
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