July 4th, 2008
I loved the gigantic macaroni picture frame. I wish it hadn't been cut off by the photographer. (oldest daughter) I love that I had my picture taken with Mrs March. All the girls enjoyed brushing the alligator's teeth. (Crocodile?)
The girls loved the market playroom and the play cafe. My 5 yr old liked the pretend grocery store, she asked one of her customers for the coupons. Good ...
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July 4th, 2008
What could be more fun than going to the Zoo? I know the answer to this one- going to the Zoo with ten thousand school kids. Yep, that's right. Our tranquil day of wandering around amidst the animals was peppered with, well, scared animals because these kids were far more wild than the animals in the zoo. The first thing we saw was this powerful leopard pacing back and forth, ...
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July 4th, 2008
Aha- but it isn't called a City Pass. I spent forever looking for the Portland City pass and there isn't one. It's called the Portland Attractions Pass. Quite an awesome deal for us. With the itinerary we have planned we'll be saving nearly $20 per person by using the pass. We plan to stay at the Comfort Suites by the airport. I'll post pictures of ...
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July 4th, 2008


Can you blame us, really for not noticing the meter, what with children needing coats, snacks, faces wiped, potty visits, finding the shoes they weren't supposed to take off in the car, losing the lid to the water bottle and THIS awesome mural.
The Oregon exhibit was cool- pioneer stuff and Oregon history. One of the downstairs rooms was horribly boring, the paintings ...
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January 15th, 2008
This is hands down THE BEST FOOD I have had in Portland, OR. It's a little known hole in the wall with a very cozy, quirky atmosphere, eclectic menu and funny, friendly staff: a husband and wife team.
Their menu consists of breakfast, lunch and dinner. American Pho', Sustainable Earth Salads, BBQ and Sandwiches. The Rosemary Potato Cakes are delightfully flavorful and the Black and Blue is the ...
Posted in Attractions, Restaurants, Portland, Top Ten's by Treasure -
October 4th, 2007
If you are looking for really ridiculously good German food for really ridiculously cheap prices then Gustav's Happy Hour is the way to go!
Gustav's also has excellent ambiance and stellar service!
I am addicted to their Swiss Cheese Fondue (only $3.99) and there is none that can rival their Happy Shepherd's Pie ($3.99 as well).
They have five convenient locations: Clackamas, PDX Airport, Portland, Vancouver and Washington Square.
Hours:
11 ...
Posted in Attractions, Restaurants, Things To Do, Portland, Top Ten's by Treasure -
July 21st, 2007
Tea Ceremony Demonstration
July 21, 2007
Portland Japanese Garden
Kashin-tei tea house
1pm & 2pm
directions>>
Join us in the Tea Garden of the Japanese Garden for a demonstration of tea prepared by Kashin-tei Kai. Tea ceremony demonstrations are offered at the Garden on the third Saturday of every summer month at 1pm and 2pm
Chadō 茶道, the Way of the Tea, is the practice of preparing, serving, and drinking Tea. Since the 15th century, ...
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July 2nd, 2007
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July 2nd, 2007
La Calaca Comelona or The Hungry Skeleton in English is by far the only authentic Mexican restaurant I've been to in Portland, OR.
Their food and beverages are nothing short of exceptional. I chose the Torta Asada and a Tropicana. They were both packed with flavor and very generous portion wise. Whether you decide to sit inside or out, the atmosphere is spacious and decorative.
They are open ...
Posted in Restaurants, Things To Do, Portland, Top Ten's by Treasure -
June 14th, 2007
I am moving from SW to NW Portland and NEVER thought that I'd be this stressed out about it. I WILL return with REAL posts about what to do in my fair city once I move!
<3
Sarah
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