We had a pretty great Friday night walking and biking through downtown Anchorage.
Continue reading “Trifecta: Friday Night Bites/Live After Five/First Friday”
People, places, things, and ideas I love in Anchorage, AK
We had a pretty great Friday night walking and biking through downtown Anchorage.
Continue reading “Trifecta: Friday Night Bites/Live After Five/First Friday”
One of my favorite things about blogging is meeting new people who share similar interests. So, imagine my excitement when I heard from Andy (that’s her in the picture, along with her pup, Sadie), over at Alaska Eats, Hikes, Adventures.
I’ve been eagerly awaiting some of the rumored new restaurant ventures downtown, and on Friday, one of them opened: Flattop Pizza and Pool, self described as, “Pizza, pool, beer, full bar…is there anything more you need?”
We met some friends there Saturday night to decide for ourselves.
Grover is my writing companion – he usually tries to sit on the keyboard, which makes it hard to actually write anything… Here are some fun stories from last week for you!
Continue reading “Stories Around Town: Allergies, Angel Gifts, and the Olympics?!”
One of my favorite early summer rituals is a visit to Bell’s Nursery. The smell of earth and greenery when you walk in the door is just so vital, a blissful and invigorating breath of living things.
“You can eat a burger anywhere,” said the owner of the White Spot when I asked for his recommendation re: burger v. halibut sandwich.
I hope that everyone had a fantastic Memorial day weekend. Mine was filled with bike rides, sun-shiney walks, a happily complete home project, very little screen time, lots of puppy cuddles, good food, great company, thankfulness for all the wonderful things in life, and remembrance for those who have passed.
On the off-chance you are sitting inside just wishing for something to read, here are some great stories from around town this week. We’re heading outside to soak up some sunshine!
Continue reading “Stories Around Town: Haikus, Heroes, and The Sweetners”
One of my favorite artists, Gretchen Sagan, had a show for May’s First Friday at APU’s Grant Hall. I missed it then (the blessing and the curse of First Friday is that there is SO much to see and do!) but fortunately it’s up until the end of the month. Today, a friend and I decided to take a lunchtime field trip to check it out.
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