"Cutest little pests..._" by Brenda Cutest little pests...that's what all the other bloggers in town call us. Snap a photo when you are foraging town and drop it in our pool. Thanks for sharing!......

Do not be surprised to see a $1 suggested donation for tap water on your restaurant bill if you dine out from March 16 to March 22. During this week in March, restaurants around the nation will ask patrons to donate the price of their tap water to support UNICEF’s Tap Project, which provides clean drinking water for children in need. One dollar affords 40 days of clean drinking water for a child –......

We knew WaMu had run into some fiscal turbulence (and some legal headaches). We imagine money's tight. But we can't believe it's come to this. A customer service employee says a memo went out that WaMu is "going to stop providing us plastic cutlery, hot chocolate, creamer, and anything but regular tea." Granted, it's environmentally friendlier to use real cutlery instead of plastic, but when that teller's smile wavers as they enumerate the benefits......

Happy 2008, Seattle. Hope your morning view of the new year looks something like this. (And not like this.) Many thanks to Culinary Fool for dropping this shot in our Flickr pool.......

The Christmas ships are running, and Culinary Fool's captured them in "The Mother Ship Draws them In." We love our Flickr pool members!......

M's Dugout in Peoria by Seattlest Flickr group contributor Culinary Fool. Thanks for playing. T-minus six days.........

On Saturday and Sunday, the Pike Place Market was host to the 2nd Annual Seattle Cheese Festival. The weather cooperated, so it ended up being two beautiful days of mass cheese consumption. Seattlest personally ate more cheese in the span of an hour than most people should ingest in a lifetime. Oh but it was worth it... And now we can relive the lactose-filled memories, thanks to Flickr. Just a cursory examination has turned up......

Guy's name is Barry, camel's name not recorded. Location is across from San Juan Vineyards. One theory of how camel got there explained by Culinary Fool in a blog entry over the summer. --Remember the UW professor who died tragically? No, not the one who was eaten by a crocodile. That was Richard Root. This one got wiped out by logs falling off a truck on Hwy. 101. His name was Anthony Qumar, and......

This week Seattlest needed a drink. Lucky for us our friend B at Culinary Fool was hosting one of her monthly cocktail club parties at Del Rey in Belltown. At the time, Seattlest hadn't even heard of Del Rey and was excited to check out a new place. We met B early so that we could hit happy hour before 7pm (a second happy hour runs from 11pm-1am), because like we said: we needed a......