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When taking a quick look back at early spring and the March Madness and snow storms to see if there’s anything interesting to share, I am seeing that my life was Bits and Pieces. All good….just Bits and Pieces. My trip to Israel was postponed. Given the news out of that part of the world, it...
In October, I got a proposal for a Photo Workshop in Paris over New Year’s and my gosh, I wanted to do it. Capturing Paris when it isn’t crowded with tourists would be so cool. A special New Year’s dinner all organized. Put together by a well known and excellent Street...
I recently found myself in Seattle with some unexpected time on my hands. I’ve been there before and enjoyed some of the major museums so I looked around to figure out what new things we could do. Of course, I had to make a stop at Pike Place Market. While I had been there […]
Readers of DesignDestinations have been exposed to a lot about Seattle in recent weeks. The reason: My friend Peggy and I both visited Seattle within a couple of month of each other and found a lot to share. We enjoyed posting blogs about the places to visit in this growing and active Northwest...
Interestingly one of my good friends and fellow blogger, Peggy DePersia and I both visited Seattle within a couple of months of each other. Like me, she loved the city and happily she wanted to do a couple blog posts for DesignDestinations about Seattle. Perhaps you have seen them. I hope so....
Seattle Sculpture #3 by Peggy DePersia, guest blogger Theoretically it might not be deemed a ‘sculpture’ yet, it reads like one to me, jutting into space as it does above the Seattle landscape with its bird’s eye relationship to Puget Sound. On a recent self-guided tour of all things...
By Peggy DePersia, guest blogger Seattle Sculpture Part #2 The story is an interesting one and, for me, began in the early 1970’s with a trip to Berkeley, California. Go Figure and, welcome to the long and winding road back to Seattle and another approach to its love affair with...
by Peggy DePersia, guest blogger Given the associations I have made with the city of Seattle as well as it’s climate and weather from my earliest school girl discoveries, the result of elementary school geography studies, it seems appropriate and emblematic that a large scale, bright red,...