My friend Carolynn and I decided to make like tourists in Seattle and see the sights. We covered everything from the Underground Tour to Pike Place Market to the Space Needle… and some cool, offbeat spots too.
My seemingly endless quest for a retro - yet practical - automobile finally came to a happy end in May 2005, as I became the proud owner of a 1963 AMC Rambler! Just slip behind the wheel of this charming slice of auto history, and you’re transported to a simpler time - when we lived in a three-channel universe, seat belts were strictly optional, and surfing was done on the beach, not a computer.
There’s also another story - one that could only be told once my 1987 Oldsmobile was relegated to the scrap heap. It’s the amazing tale of a car that didn’t go in reverse… which didn’t stop me from driving it for a year and a half! Read the incredible tale: “Boldly Going Forward”. (As published in the Vancouver Sun’s auto section!)
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When I discovered two pigeon eggs on my balcony, what could I do? I made sure the little guys had a safe home to hatch in. Here’s the story, complete with amazing closeup pictures!
The gang that produced dual productions of “Tape” - featuring two separate casts performing the play twice each evening - put on this fun-filled, Vegas-themed fundraiser. Catch all the action by clicking below!
For the big-screen production of “The Fantastic Four”, funky Commercial Drive was turned into Brooklyn - down to the last detail. Amazing!
When Krispy Kreme donuts arrived in the Lower Mainland, it was reason enough for a road trip to deepest Delta with my good friend Janet!
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