Mobility
We like the Phoenix Art Museum. It’s huge, which means lots of large open galleries, and both the permanent and the temporary exhibits are consistently… Read More »Mobility
We like the Phoenix Art Museum. It’s huge, which means lots of large open galleries, and both the permanent and the temporary exhibits are consistently… Read More »Mobility
During our first week in Arizona we bought groceries, visited hardware stores, registered the Plucky Corolla, and did other chores necessary to set ourselves up… Read More »Cactus Time!
We rarely leave Scottsdale without visiting a small park at the northern end of the Promenade shopping complex. The site is anchored by a spire… Read More »Goddess
If you live near Seattle you don’t need my photos, just look out your window. This short post is to show those living in non-snowy… Read More »Let it Schnee
Desert – Dessert get it? During a recent trip to Portland, our friends Wayne and Jane mentioned that they were planning to sell their condo… Read More »Our Just Deserts
Just a brief post to note the departure of our Porsche Boxster S. I always thought it was weird to express love for any kind… Read More »Farewell Old Friend
Why “lunatics”? The inspiration was the beautiful view of the almost-full moon during our night afloat in Eagle Harbor on Cypress Island. But if I… Read More »Lunatics
We traveled into town today for a premier viewing of The Geography of Innocense, the cut-paper art of Barbara Earl Thomas. Although some of the… Read More »Paper Cuts
A sunny Sunday morning in Seattle – likely one of the last for a while. We decided to pay a return visit to the Nordic… Read More »Nordic Selfies
Between early March and last week, we’ve had workers inside or outside the house almost every day except for the period when all construction was… Read More »Done at Last
Full disclosure: This post has nothing to do with aircraft. The title refers to the Peter, Paul and Mary song, “Leaving on a Jet Plane”,… Read More »Jet Plane
It’s that time of year when the Pacific Northwest can have beautiful weather or terrible weather. We dashed to Anacortes and cast off on the… Read More »The End is Near
I figured it would be good to let you know that we’re safely back home after a month bobbing around in the waters of Puget… Read More »Thanks for Playing
Part II – in which we spend the day exploring central Tacoma on foot and have lunch at a recent addition to the McMenamin brothers’… Read More »City of Destiny – II