Little Kids, Big City
When the old Kingdome was imploded, the city seemed to pause and salute. Even on a smaller scale, the sight of a big demolition project is always somewhat thrilling to me; the guts of a building are suddenly exposed, and one can ponder the resources that went into its making. In Georgetown this Sunday, we saw the old Rainier Cold Storage Building ripped open, its rebar sagging like reeds from its open side. If your kids are the types who love to peer through fences at the action of cranes and bulldozers, they might love this. I doubt it will be there for long.
By Lilium Pierson | January 30, 2008
Daily Find
If the Super Bowl spirit gives you a giant headache, surrender the roost to the football fanatics and seek reprieve in a dose of fantastic shopping.
By Britt Olson | January 30, 2008
