A conversation with Seattle
We’ve been writing a series on adventures and even profit in Seattle’s junk trade. In Part 1, we gave readers the ways to approach estate, yard and garage sales. In Part 2, we unlocked some of our best secrets on buying art and books that can be flipped for some good cash. Continue reading Making Cash in Seattle’s “Junk” Trade, Pt. 3: Clothes, Furniture, Posters
Alert reader Brian Sully just emailed this photograph of all the chairs on the patio outside Intiman Theatre, carefully arranged in the water at the fountain’s perimeter. “The fountain furniture rearranger struck last night,” writes Sully. “Maybe expecting a very warm day today.” If that is the case, they’re not using my AccuWeather app, which only forecasts a high of 70 degrees.
I happen to disagree with the chair placement in general, as you’re not facing the cast bronze “Fountain of the Northwest,” by James FitzGerald. Continue reading Intiman Patio Haunted by OCD Ghosts?