Krakow – Winter Weekend
After living in Germany for almost four months, I really needed a break. I had missed the wedding of dear friends in October in the States, but we hatched a […]
Category Archives: Travel
85 Days in Germany and We All Have One True Love
I’m in pretty good spirits I think, despite desperately missing home and my family and friends. I just turned 39 a few days ago and I got to celebrate with […]
I Moved to Another Country 70 Days Ago
Seventy days ago, we stepped on a plane in Portland and got off in Frankfurt. We had divulged ourselves of nearly every person, routine and object that we had relied […]
Stephanie’s Portland Picks for April
The tulips and daffodils are out, it’s occasionally sunny – Spring is here! Shows You Don’t Want to Miss Out From The Shadows IV April 5-7 at Tonic Lounge I’ve […]
Chicago Only Gets Better
I just got back from a long weekend in Chicago. The event was the marriage of a friend I’ve known for over two decades. She moved to Chicago in the […]
Stephanie’s Portland Picks for August
Portland’s Summer Free For All Continues to Be Awesome and IGGY F*CKING POP at MusicFestNW/Project Pabst! There’s an absolutely stunning variety and number of Summer Free For All shows […]
Stephanie’s Portland Picks for June
Feature – The Arts Card I’m still shaking my head in disbelief. How have I lived in Portland nearly 12 years and attended scores of events and STILL didn’t know […]
Seattle – Splendid and Soggy
Seattle – I walked, ate, drank, walked some more and caught a good show. Yes, it was a very good weekend indeed. Attractions Living in Portland, we know tourism during […]
Stephanie’s Soul Stew – Riding Public Transit
Welcome to the first installment of Stephanie’s Soul Stew. My blog has mostly been about the monthly rundown of events in Portland and my travels abroad, but I want to […]
Stephanie’s Portland Picks for March
Featured Events AIGA Women Lead Initiative presents Hustle for Your Health on Wednesday, March 8th at Holocene, 6:00pm. It’s FREE with an RSVP. A wide variety of speakers will touch […]
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