Trees. The Pacific Northwest is famous for them: towering Douglas firs, soaring old growth cedars, ancient sitka spruce. The trees of the Northwest are one of its defining features. And what better way to experience them than to live high up amongst their branches and bows...
If you’ve got a house plant that looks like it’s on its last legs, don’t give up hope, you may be able to revive it. Water and Light Wilt is the most obvious sign of plant collapse. If you pick up the plant and it’s noticeably light,...
For the rest of winter break, you might be needing a break from devices. Here's all the motivation you need for going low tech with jigsaw puzzles and classic board games. According to one report, the demand for jigsaw puzzles has been so great, one company...
Editor's note: Skiing is not without COVID-19 risks. See how to protect yourself and others. Ski season's back, and there's nothing much better than a day on the slopes: snow, scenery and the cool exhilaration that comes with time spent outside in the Pacific Northwest can...
Everyone has a plastic cling wrap story, and none of them are good. From slicing a finger on the box’s serrated edge to battling a sheet that wants to stick to everything BUT your plate of leftover spaghetti, interactions with this over-used food saver tend...
We don’t have to state the obvious and tell you that it’s dark in the Pacific Northwest much of the winter. If the lack of sunshine has you feeling blue, you might benefit from light therapy. Seasonal affective disorder (SAD), which is common in northern latitudes....