by Jacob Sisneros I gotta admit I’m feeling conflicted heading into arguably the matchup of the season. As a 49ers … More
Category: Nature
I APOLOGIZE TO THE SEAHAWKS FOR MY RECENT BAD BURRITO CHOICES
On Sunday, I had a California burrito from Nico’s for lunch. This caused the Seahawks to lose to the Rams, … More
POWER RANKINGS: ROCK BANDS ON SAND DUNES
Why do guitar bands like to hang out on sand dunes? I can’t answer that for sure, but I do … More
MICHAEL COHEN’S BIG, STEAMING PILE OF TESTIMONY
Michael Cohen really sat down and unloaded the other day. He really dropped at least two huge stories. Definitely a … More
5 GREAT TIPS FOR SURVIVING YOUR CONTINUED CONFINEMENT
Let’s assume that you, like me, have been stuck in your house for 5+ days because of the 2019 GREAT … More
BEHOLD! LEIF THE GIRAFFE, TALLEST MAN IN COLFAX
Today is a landmark for me; it is without a doubt the day I’ve heard the word “Colfax” more than … More
IT’S NOT THE RAIN—IT’S THE DARKNESS
Seattle in wintertime is a straight up bummer, but it’s not because of the rain. Today, twilight crept along at 3:45, … More
A PIGEON GOT TRAPPED IN CITY TARGET YESTERDAY AND IT WAS CUTE
I wish I’d gotten video, but I was too busy– along with everyone else in line to buy household items– … More
EDITORIAL BOARD: BRING BALANCE & TRANSPARENCY TO THE ENVIRONMENT. VOTE NO ON I-1631
by The Seattle Times Editorial Board Washington’s Environment is diverse, wondrous, and—of course—sustains all life. We do not question its contributions … More
BEHOLD! FOG!
Few naturally (and occasionally unnaturally) occurring weather phenomena evoke the mix of calm, beauty, and dread that a thick layer … More