Imagine being surrounded by the most extravagant, spectacular displays of food you’ve ever seen. I don’t think jaw-dropping is taking it too far. Add to that: you can take as much as you want and it’s sort of like your job to eat it. This was my experience at a recent conference for food bloggers at the Fairmont Olympic …
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I was recently in Seattle for my first ever bloggers conference. It was for women who blog about food, if you can imagine that such a thing exists. (There are so many little subsets of society that we don’t know about until we join them.) So, of course, I thought of nothing but food and eating for 3 days; not a …
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Perhaps it’s not surprising that on a 30-square-mile island in the San Juans, it’s customary for the 2200 residents to wave to each other whenever they pass by car. It can unsettle newcomers or visitors who reciprocate a little too late and struggle to identify how they could possibly know the other driver. It does …
To read more about our full day of food cart eating in Portland, Oregon, check out this summary post. 8:19 pm Roshambo After a long day of wrangling hounds at Doggy Business, Jeff’s brother and sister-in-law agreed to join us on our food cart quest for dinner. Doug and Meredith kindly ventured outside their neighborhood …
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To read more about our full day of food cart eating in Portland, Oregon, check out this summary post. 2:33 pm Cake on a Hot Tin Roof Update: I think Cake on a Hot Tin Roof has closed. I’m a sucker for anything sweet, so a trip to Cartlandia at SE 82nd and Harney seemed …
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