Earthquakes are far and few between, and we’re still not used to them. Every little tremor we feel makes us think it’s the one we’re due for. Even the Monorail passing by still strikes fear in us at times.
We know how lucky we are to live in such a beautiful state. It fears us to think others will discover sacred places like Alki Beach and Golden Gardens and overpopulate our area.
The tap handles are the first area you scan, as it’s the main reason you’re going out. If all you see is Bud Light and Keystone instead of Mac and Jack’s or Pike Brewing Company, you’re walking out.
It may rain more in Seattle than other places. But you know all that means is more amazing snow conditions all winter to ski to your heart’s delight at Crystal Mountain.
We don’t do well with confrontation. Our lack of response usually infuriates the person starting the argument. If you think we cut in line at Belltown Pub, we’d rather just go to the back of the line than debate it.
It’s been too long since our Sonics left. We attend the rallies at Key Arena year after year in hopes that this will be the year we get a team back.
We’re proud that Seattle is known for Microsoft and Amazon, but they have taken over the area with all the new housing needed. We love our space from our neighbors, and want it to stay that way. We’d like to enjoy peaceful brunches at Portage Bay, slowly sipping our coffee and reading our papers without loud, out of towners around.
We have one of the nicest airports around and love flying out of it. It scares you to think you might have to go to an airport that doesn’t have multiple seafood restaurants like Ivar’s and Anthony’s, and a Butter nail salon.