“Childish Things” a third in a series of kids resale shops, by Edy Kizaki and assistant Madeleine Anthony. Right off the busy Holman Road in Greenwood you will find Childish Things, a small high quality children’s and maternity store. After struggling to find parking in the small lot outside the store, I walked into a [...] Read more
Kids on 45th, Kids Resale in Wallingford
“Kids on 45th” is second in a series on Seattle Kid’s Resale Shops by Edy Kizaki and Madeleine Anthony. The highly desired Wallingford neighborhood is full of resources for a family lifestyle, and N 45th Street, the walkable shopping corridor through the heart of the neighborhood, offers a great kid’s resale shop! For twenty four [...] Read more
Me ‘N Moms, Seattle Kid’s Resale at it’s Finest
Me ‘N Moms, a Labor of Love in Ballard, First in a series on Seattle Kids’ Resale Shops by Edy Kizaki and Madeleine Anthony It’s incredibly hard work but totally worthwhile to run the largest children’s resale store in Seattle. With over 9,300 consigners and over 500 new items to go through every day, Me [...] Read more
Seattle Neighborhood Farmers Markets
Seattle Farmers Markets are a local tradition, and each neighborhood has one with a little bit of it’s own special character. Here is the all-inclusive list of the markets. You don’t have to limit yourself to one because many of them are on different days of the week. Two of my favorites are the Fremont [...] Read more
Stroll Around Fremont for a Fresh Perspective
There is never a bad time to be walking around Fremont, but one late afternoon a couple weeks ago it just seemed that everywhere I looked there was a scene that I wanted to capture. When I first came to Seattle I really wanted to understand more the soul of the place, and I think [...] Read more
Larson’s Bakery in Ballard’s Loyal Heights Neighborhood
Known by many if not most Satellites, the beloved local pastry known as the Kringle is a huge pretzel shaped bread-cake thing that, for about $15, you can bring home from many high-end supermarket bakeries. Perhaps not so well known, although infinitely more complex and varied, the Larson’s Bakery itself, where, on the corner of [...] Read more
