Tag Archives: Seattle
Seahawks, 12th Man -- image credit: www.mauricephoto.com

Ode to the Seahawks by a Girl From Seattle

My first memories of being a Seattle Seahawks fan is going to games at the Kingdome when there was still a Kingdome. My father took me — we ate sandwiches in the rain not caring how soggy they were and wore jerseys that would now be considered vintage. (Thanks dad!) Over the years, I recall game days, […]

Continue Reading
Piegan Camp, 1900 by Edward Curtis. Image courtesy University of Washington Digital Image Collection

The First Translated Version of Chief Seattle’s Speech on Preservation of Land

To begin, I’ll note that there is some dispute about the origins of Chief Seattle’s famous speech/letter about the preservation of land. As one (the most famous) story goes, Chief Seattle of Washington State’s Duwamish tribe sent a letter in 1854 to President Franklin Pierce — a plea to stop the selling of native land […]

Continue Reading
Pike Place Market, Seattle

Favorite Local Spots in Seattle’s Pike Place Market

You may know downtown Seattle’s Pike Place Market as an outdoor farmers market where flying fish soar through the air. But to a local Seattleite, the pockets of the Market exemplify much more than just a place to sit on a carved bronze pig for a candid snapshot.  So then, what is “the Market” to a native Pac-N-Westerner? Let’s dive […]

Continue Reading