Seattle Chillin'

Pacific Northwest! Seattle!

[seattlechillin-blog]

My review about the Real Housewives! I love them so much. 

I like to think I am the voice of our generation

[seattlechillin-blog]

FOODIES! Any particular restaurants in Seattle that you highly recommend?

Name of restaurant and why you like it?

:)

[sayhiben]

Sunsetting December 2013 in Seattle

[maphotographyofficial]

[evil-efil]

Pulled over while driving and just casually snapped this gorgeous pic. LOVE MY CITY! Beauty in every form around every corner y’all

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[thegreatpnw]

First fresh tracks of the season. photo by @nickytee3

TheGreatPNW.com

#UpperLeftUSA #pnw (at Tag your photos #UpperLeftUSA)

[bendbeyond]

Anacortes, WA

[pagodagallery]

Last Chance/Last Days by TjThorne http://500px.com/photo/51894406

[thegreatpnw]

It’s safe to say that Whidbey Island has one of the best sunrises, but is there really a bad sunrise anywhere in the PNW? photo by @scenecarroll

TheGreatPNW.com

#UpperLeftUSA #pnw (at Tag your photos #UpperLeftUSA)

[johncanalesusa]

Being from #Texas I’m glad all the trees here in the Pacific Northwest are so tall. #pnw

[secretseattle]

Green Lake, Seattle, WA  ~ 2013

[outbreak91-blog]

#meal number 1 #Denny’s #allyoucaneatpancakes #veteransday #navylife #washington (at Denny’s)

[lugarescontextos]

Horned Owl by JP55

[jesusdontdoshit]

I'm so lucky I'm growing up in Washington.

[va103]

The last weekend of calming yellow autumn II

[ippinka]

LifeStraw purifies water instantly and inexpensively: it is a solution that can provide millions of under-privileged people with safe drinking water.

[lacomeobejas-deactivated2015121]

reblogging again because science

[theworldsgotmedizzyagain]

Seriously, Science. Do your thing.

[officialnintendo]

IT’S ONLY 20$. OH MY GOD

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I’VE BEEN WAITING FOR TUMBLR TO GET WIND OF THIS

[notsofamiliaralien-deactivated2]

I’ll always signal boost this because not only does this work for people in under privilege areas it’s also proof of human ingenuity.

Really, we kids that grew up in the early 90s were all told about how we had to conserve water because drinkable water was such a rare resource and people in foreign lands were basically fucked up the ass because there was no way for them to get drinking water. 20 years and 20 bucks later one of the biggest problems humanity faced is a non issue. THAT’S FUCKING CRAZY!

[ihatethatimstillonthissite]

Somebody should start one of those online donate things where people can donate money to buy these to send to areas with unsafe drinking water. But somebody other than me should do it because I don’t know how to do that kind of thing or get the word out.

[hatingeverything]

this is amazing

[disease-danger-darkness-silence]

FYI to everyone, if you purchase a LifeStraw through EarthEasy, they will send you a LifeStraw and also send one to the Philippines (through the Rotary Water Projects) so that the victims of Typhoon Haiyan can have safe drinking water. So if you were thinking of buying one, buy through them, not Amazon. It’s the same price.

[visardist]

Follow-up to above, you also can donate directly to the LifeStraw fundraiserhere without needing to buy one for yourself. You have drinking water right now. You can wait to get this. They cannot.