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A dear friend of mine just took the helm as editor of a bigtime bridal magazine and it got me thinking. What would it be like to live, work, breathe indefinitely in marital planning bliss/hell? And if I were to do it all over again (marry, that is), what would I do differently or the [...]
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Feeling a little full of it? I’m not talking house cleaning here…Im talking body cleaning. Seattle’s Tummy temple is the place to go when you are need a little cleansing. I know this is something people don’t like to talk about but forget etiquette. This place specializes is colon hydrotherapy, nutrition counseling and massage. After [...]
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Heading to the inlaws and not sure what to bring? Making Thanksgiving dinner for the family plus 10 and not sure if you can pull it off? Fake it and bake it or admit that you bought it…it wont matter if eaters know it came from Macrina. They know that the best way to spend [...]
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Tucked away in a corner of the Sorrento Hotel is a secret so good I almost don’t want to tell you lest I never get to experience it again. The secret is Shiatsu Yasuo Mori. Mr. Mori has practiced the traditional art of Shiatsu in Seattle since 1978. Shiatsu restores the body, mind and spirit [...]
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Art is complex, personal and often transcends time and space. Few artists exhibit these qualities more than Michelangelo. Starting today at the Seattle Art Museum is an exhibit not to miss-Michelangelo Public and Private: Drawings for the Sistine Chapel and Other Treasures from the Casa Buonarroti. If your bank account is big enough or you’ve [...]
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There is nothing odd about Oddfellows other than the fact that this gem of a restaurant on capital hill remains one of everyones favorite restaurants yet its not often talked about. It’s as if everyone wants to keep it a secret. The brisket is meltable, the fries are crispy goodness in each bite, the salads [...]
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