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Welcome back to Figs and Flights {at home}. This post covers the living & dining rooms of our 1948 house in Seattle. We bought the house in 2014 and have renovated and updated it along the way. Last week I covered the kitchen and the phone nook. Next Friday we'll get into the bathroom & bedrooms.  Would this living room say POTENTIAL or UGLY to you? (Both?)
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We're experiencing the WEIRDEST crisis in recorded human existence and we can't go anywhere. What's a travel blogger to do with no place to go and tons of time to write?  Turn into a temporary home blogger!
{Let's See Seattle} is where you can find the very best parts of the city of Seattle. The great eats, gorgeous spots, and weirdest attractions of Seattle and the Pacific Northwest overall come to life right before your eyes. Recent {Let's See Seattle} posts include Seattle for Kids and What to Eat at T-Mobile Park. Now we're covering Seattle for Seasoned Visitors, just in time for your Thanksgiving and Christmas friends and family from out of town. It is officially the holiday season! You've probably got family and friends visiting you in Seattle soon. If they've already been here a time or two they've seen the Space Needle and the gum wall already. Here's a list of adventures to seek out with Seasoned Seattle Visitors!  Seattle's skyline from the water Take a Ferry Boat to Bainbridge Island{Let's See Seattle} is a series of Figs and Flights posts where you can find the very best of the city of Seattle. The great eats, gorgeous spots, and weirdest attractions of Seattle and the Pacific Northwest overall come to life right before your eyes. We're not always drinking coffee while wearing rain boots! Recent {Let's See Seattle} posts include Seattle for Kids and Springtime in Seattle with the Cherry Blossoms and Tulip Fields. This post is the 2019 update for the best eats at Seattle's baseball park. Want to see the best eats from 2017 and 2018? Check it out here.  T-Mobile Park in Seattle, formerly known as Safeco Field 2019 Season RecapEarlier this year I launched Figs and Flights {events}. They're an in person celebration of life fueled by food and travel. They are an extension of the Figs and Flights blog and brand. The {events} take place in Seattle and focus on another place, it's culture, and cuisine. The first {event} was Neapolitan Pizza in April. The second {event} was Irish Hospitality in May. The third Figs and Flights {event} was a redo of the first one, Neapolitan Pizza Part II, this time taking place in August. Let's recap the third {event}, shall we?  Hi there, it's Neapolitan Pizza Part II. |
Hello, I'm Angela.Figs and Flights is all about traveling near and far & eating great food both at home and away. 
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