The phrase “Roadhouse” conjures up images of Patrick Swayze and Clark College Alumni Sam Elliott tearing it up on the big screen for me. You’ll not find Patrick, Sam or flying fists at our Salmon Creek […]
O’hana = Family. I love that on the back of the shirts here it says, “everyone’s o’hana”. This sets the tone for Da-Kine’s Cafe and the actions of everyone there followed suit. 
Da-Kine’s is one […]
Cold morning. You need warmed up. Find yourself downtown Vancouver and needing that caffeine fix. Stop in to one of the original coffee houses downtown only a couple blocks from Esther Short Park. On the corner of […]
Did you know, there is a 2nd party at the Hilton Convention Center on New Year’s Eve? The Vancouver New Year’s Eve Gala is sponsored by the Greater Clark County Rotary Foundation which […]
wOw! It is now December 26th. Where did 2010 go? Now that Christmas has passed it’s time to gear up for the New Year. According to the website, THE place to be is the 2010 Mayor’s New Year’s Eve Ball. It takes place at the Hilton […]
I hope you all are having a wonderful day with friends or family. May you have a truly blessed day. Enjoy this little Christmas wish from me to you and also a little Christmas craziness in the photo below. Thanks to my buddy David Martschinske for […]
Did you know that right here in Clark County, WA we have the Pacific NW’s largest selection of Star Wars, Transformers, GI Joe, Star Trek, Battlestar Galactica, Doctor Who and more collectibles? […]
I love the Uptown Village area of downtown Vancouver, WA. It is so rich with wonderful local businesses and all around great people who really care about our local economy. Tonight I spent […]
Until today I had never heard of The Sand Mandala or ever watched anyone create a fascinating, intricate piece of artwork with nothing but colored sand and special tools. I have now […]
I have such fond memories of the big round window on the corner of 13th Street and Washington in downtown Vancouver. My great grandmother lived a few blocks from there and we walked past it […]
