TAKING STOCK 11

Making: a tiki bar Cooking: steak fried rice Drinking: Moscow Mules Reading: The Passage by Justin Cronin Wanting: to watch Jurassic World Looking: for summer clothes Playing: card games Wasting: bandaids on my big toe Wishing: that my email stops getting hacked….so frustrating having to change my password…ALL…THE…TIME!!! Enjoying: Nordstrom’s Anniversary Sale! Waiting: to purchase vacay [...]

MOVIES @ THE PARK

Summer has arrived and boy is it a HOT one!!! As the days grow longer and the nights become warmer, there’s no better way to spend the evening than with friends and family underneath the stars! While Hollywood is offering plenty of blockbusters to fill your summer hours, Seattle and the surrounding areas are holding [...]

WHIDBEY ISLAND ADVENTURES

My amazing 4th of July weekend consisted of…a beautiful beach house, fishing, BBQ, fireworks, drinking games, sun bathing, and a dirty 30 birthday celebration. I couldn’t have asked for a more perfect weekend of total relaxation and laughing our butts off!! Before heading back home, we stop at Freeland Café for a delicious “hawaiian-style” breakfast! [...]

LET’S PLAY BALL

It’s Filipino Heritage Night @ Safeco Field!!! The Seattle Mariners played a good game, but still lost to the San Francisco Giants 7-0. I’m not a big baseball fan, but I’ll definitely go and represent the Filipino community!! Plus they were giving away these awesome shirts!!!

NATIONAL CANCER SURVIVORS DAY

Why I started blogging... Caringforcamille.com emerged soon after I was diagnosed with Leiomyosarcoma in the summer of 2013. While I was recovering at Evergreen Hospital from my first surgery, my sister Diane commented that I should consider starting a journal. So I did…I wrote about my thoughts, the pain, hospital food, etc... just about anything [...]

UP, UP, & AWAY

A true Seattle Landmark, no doubt. I was so excited to learn that the house that inspired the Disney movie UP! is located here in Seattle! Nestled between (literally) the Ballard Blocks shopping center is the tiny house of what was Seattle's Last Super Hero, Edith Macefield. Edith bought the house in 1966 and watched [...]