Moving to Seattle? Here is What You Need to Know!
relo-to | March 03 / 2021
Whether you’re considering a move or are already packing your bags for a move to Seattle, Washington, then all we can say is, “Lucky You”! We may be biased, but Seattle is a pretty fantastic city with a vibrant range of flavors, sights, and activities to suit every taste.
There are however a host of tried-and-tested tips that will help to make your transition to Seattle as smooth as possible. We’re here to share the top nine things you need to […]
Top 5 ways to prepare: Your First Winter in Seattle
Jeanne Beauregard | December 19 / 2018
Winter is coming! Now that the final leaves have blown off the trees and you learned the hard way that you need a rake or a blower if you own a home – here are a few tips/tricks to make it through the winter in Seattle:
Go out and buy some boots! Rain boots are a must and snow boots are a close second if you want to discover our beautiful mountain surroundings. Best local spots for boots are REI, […]
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Top ten picks for the Seattle Holiday Season 2018
Jeanne Beauregard | December 07 / 2018
The sky is blue, the air is crispy and frosty mornings have arrived – perfect chance to explore the holiday season in the Emerald City. (Stay tuned for blog post of adventures out of town)
Staying Local? Our picks for in and around Seattle and the Eastside:
Snowflake Lane in Bellevue is a must (extra kudos because it is free). It happens every night at 7pm through December 24. (Duration approx 30 mins). Grab a spot anywhere along Bellevue Way next to the […]
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Finally Home – Relocating to Seattle: a personal journey
Jeanne Beauregard | November 27 / 2018
My mother found me hiding at home behind a stack of moving boxes at age 2, crying. She recalls underestimating how the commotion of the movers and boxes and things being packed away (or given away!) would impact me as a young girl. That was my first move – Cold Spring, NY to London England. Bewildered. Overwhelmed. Uprooted.
As a child, most moves I had no say in. I just followed along and learned to adapt. (The story is not a […]
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