not martha — links: seattle

links: seattle

Apparel & Accessories | Kids’ clothier Kate Quinn Organics grows up with a cozy women’s line | NWsource. Cool, the not-so-secret outlet store is very close to where I live.

Snacks! Opens in Ballard | Slog. I need to find an excuse to get drunk in Ballard so I can visit this place late at night and tipsy, as it is obviously meant to be visited.

Escape from Chase | Ask Metafilter. Question about Seattle credit unions.

Where are some good (and affordable) custom clothiers in Seattle? – The Stranger, Seattle’s Only Newspaper.

Seattle Sketcher | Cooling off at Picnic Point beach | Seattle Times. Must remember this as a place to visit.

Travel | Oregon’s Columbia Gorge Hotel likely to reopen next month | Seattle Times Newspaper.

The Arts | ‘Suffer for Beauty’ catalogs women’s fashion extremes, from corsets to cones | Seattle Times Newspaper.

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