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- @Chinos_Seattle Hell yeah. I need to secure myself a Harvard-era Lin jersey and come support. 1 day ago
- @avcrofts Actually they beat Penn tonight! Princeton next. What can I say, we've always been a basketball school :) 2 days ago
- @avcrofts I'm loving it! Great to see a fellow Harvard alum blowing up in the NBA :) 2 days ago
- My entire Twitter stream is Jeremy Lin-related. We're through the freakin' looking glass. 2 days ago
- @colinokeefe I'm naming my first child Jeremy...oh wait... 2 days ago
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- @TheRopolitans Navy, Auburn, Brown and Siena. 16 hours ago
- @Jkearse_15 Ha, thanks man. Had to jump in the big boy chair when we took Jake to ESPN studios a few years ago. 1 day ago
- @DHourUW @Jkearse_15 I I think we need to make this happen. 1 day ago
- Dog? Or Fox? #shibainu http://t.co/BBJG1bJL 2 days ago
- Still one of my favorite views in Seattle. http://t.co/jQ0Tvxol 3 days ago
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Author Archives: Jeremy
Stockholm Revisited
Cleaning out my cache of Stockholm photos today and came across a few more I had to share. And as summer wanes here in Seattle, I’m reminded how much fun I’ve had making two trips to Europe (one work, one … Continue reading
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Thoughts On Stockholm, 2
We were en route to the island of Vaxholm, and I was out on the rear deck watching Stockholm fade into the distance. The Medieval skyline of Gamla Stan gave way to the crimson, clapboard houses that dot the Swedish … Continue reading
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Thoughts On Stockholm
We landed at Arlanda Airport late in the afternoon. In contrast to the grayish, Northwest-style weather we had in Copenhagen, summer was in full swing in Stockholm. The sleek bullet train (Arlanda Express) whisked us downtown, where we picked up … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Everyday Photography, Street Food, Travel
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Summer Arrives In Seattle
I think it’s safe to say the 2011 summer has been slow developing in Seattle. But the season announced itself with gusto this weekend, showcasing one of those splendid, sun-drenched afternoons that inspires tourists (overdosed on vitamin D) to move … Continue reading
Posted in Capitol Hill, Food and Drink, Seattle
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Thoughts On Copenhagen, 3
The final batch of selects from Copenhagen. What started as an event-free morning turned into high drama when I attempted to shoot some pictures inside the hippie/communist walled village of Christiana, a free town that enjoys protected status in Copenhagen. … Continue reading
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Thoughts On Copenhagen, 2
More photos from Copenhagen, Denmark One small programming note: This summer has moved along much faster than I thought, and there’s a lot of things going on in Seattle right now. Setting aside time to blog has been pretty hard. … Continue reading
Posted in Biking, Reflection, Travel
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Thoughts On Copenhagen
A few random photos from Copenhagen, Denmark. Copenhagen is a city that prides itself on functionality. A haven for creative design & urban-planning enthusiasts, Copenhagen is a place you visit and wonder, “why can’t all cities act like this.” This … Continue reading
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NYC: Like We Never Left
Walking through the Lower East Side of Manhattan, I didn’t think the nostalgia would hit me like it did. I haven’t called NYC home for almost three years now, but spending a warm June afternoon in the city made it … Continue reading
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Walk Through Mt. Baker
This afternoon I was charged with taking the Kennelly family dog for a walk, a job offer I gladly accepted (who turns down walks with golden retrievers?). The trip through the Mt. Baker neighborhood made for an excellent photo-walk, and … Continue reading
The Other Side Of Washington
I’ve never been able to brand myself as a consultant before. Yet this is a role I fell into last weekend when I cruised to the other side of the Evergreen State to Spokane, where I helped Gonzaga University host … Continue reading
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