You may have heard of this place... a mysterious small town... a minimalist artist's hub... home of the lone Prada "store" art installation. Along with other monumental wonders like the dim-lit Stardust Motel sign and the Marfa Lights, this is a lonely pocket of the West Texas desert. There are many hidden wonders to observe … Continue reading Weird West Texas Desert: Marfa
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Ghost Stories: Pacific Northwest Places to Visit All Hallows Eve
While Las Vegas is gearing up for all the spooks and thrills of Halloween just like any other town, I can't help but reminisce on the romantic and eery vibe the Pacific Northwest can get around this time of year. While there are many historical buildings in and around Seattle that are considered haunted, I … Continue reading Ghost Stories: Pacific Northwest Places to Visit All Hallows Eve
Chicago: Where to chow & sip in Logan Square
I don't know how I ended up eating so much Mexican food on this trip, but I can count three different times where I was having a burrito or a bowl somewhere. Tom and Kristina (Stina) mentioned that even when they went to LA, they consider their midwest city offers better Mexican food and more … Continue reading Chicago: Where to chow & sip in Logan Square
Exploring Chicago Like A Local
Over Labor Day Weekend, my Internet husband and I flew into Chicago early Thursday, August 30th, 2018 for the highly anticipated ALL IN wrestling event. To give a little context... ALL IN was spurred on Twitter as somewhat of a challenge. I can't translate this dialogue word for word... but Dave Meltzer a "journalist" in … Continue reading Exploring Chicago Like A Local
A Vintage Treasure Chest
My first neighborhood I lived in Seattle was Fremont. Fremont is a granola, hippy dippy sort of area in the best way possible. Famously called the "Center of the Universe" it sits right along a canal that empties out into Lake Union. There is a draw bridge that always caused morning commute hell if you … Continue reading A Vintage Treasure Chest
The Wayback Closet 