Adventure Map - Guide to Seattle
This is a guide for Seattleites and non-Seattleites alike who perhaps don’t want to just visit “tourist” spots. These are organized by area (see a neighborhood map here) though some have multiple locations. By no means is this intended to be a comprehensive guide to the whole city – it’s just to get you started. I will keep updating this page as I find new treasures.
See the full list on here on Southern Nomad.
february music mix
I realized that today was the beginning of March and I had not posted my February playlist… without further delay here you go:
perpetuum mobile - penguin cafe orchestra
we are marchin on - one republic
the golden age – the asteroids galaxy tour
in your light – gotye
orpheo looks back - andrew bird
give a little love – noah & the whale
skinny love – birdy
be your husband – jeff buckley
home again – michael kiwanuka
when will you come home – m83
I will always love you – whitney houston
when will I be loved – the everly brothers
to build a home – the cinematic orchestra
the far road - nick cave & warren ellis
source: Call me cupcake
(Source: mariwo013, via quincewithsugar)
image source: pinkwallpaper
A short vignette of Yoshi Masuda—a coffee enthusiast who is sharing his passion for coffee with victims of the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami.
Directed/Edited/Shot by Mackenzie Sheppard
it’s time for a new moleskine. this is always bittersweet… because the one I just completed is filled with so many amazing things: new music, lovely quotes, and grand memories.
(Source: knuckleballerr)
milky sea.
I love that coffee cup so much! Seriously what is it about that style of glass that feels so nostalgic and fills me with such warmth.
collection source: creature comforts
individual image credits: 1. garage doors byJenifer Lake, 2. coffee scene #7 by Steve H., 3. POLAROID OCEAN DIAMONDS by Miss B., 4. Bazen by Ayse Pinar Sen
take a moment. even if it’s just one…
(Source: jaxson2011, via witanddelight)
This morning I was standing in line for my coffee.. and guess what book the woman in front of me was holding? Yup! The Hunger Games. It’s amazing how a holding a simple book can immediately tear down walls in communication… I immediately felt free to strike up conversation with her. And then after that I noticed my barista was more eager to strike up conversation as well. This is just one of the many reasons I like books.
image source: lady-lancelot
(Source: daenerysnow)
“Everything that I write is a kind of battle won—or lost—against silence and incoherence.”
—photo source: wishflowers
the coffee experiment.
i know several people who would love their full time jobs to consist of coffee tasting & reviewing. quite a few seattleites are self titled coffee aficionados (if not all). well now there is a blog we can all live vicariously through, the coffee experiment - elizabeth traverses the world to sip and write about coffee.
what dreams do you have for your life?
start making the small steps to seeing them realized.
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