visit Portland

but I want to come back as an adult. I have no immediate plans to visit the Pacific NW, but I know I will be back some day. I am sure that with a little suggestion, as far as my husband goes, I can speed this up a little. I will know more in January and then again in May when we hear back as to whether or not our Fulbrights are good to go.

it seems like a really cool and crafty city! I think I might eventually like to live there, but naturally I should visit first!

So come on out. I recommend reading Fugitives and Refugees by Chuck Palahnuik as it is full of many good gems, tips and trivia on the Rose City. I live in Seattle and go there often. DO IT!

I live in Portland, and visit here all the time. Willing to hostel should you need that kind of life assistance? A small place, but it’s a place.

i hear it’s beautiful there.

my brother lives out there and absolutely loves it. he’s actually homeless and living under a bridge out there and STILL loves it. so i gotta get over there at some point and go out drinking with him one day. its gonna happen

Great Town

I think perhaps I would like to live there someday but I won’t know until I’ve at least seen it, right?

Portland is a great city in a great area. I generally liked the vibe of Portland and of the Northwest in general. Of course, out of 9 days there it only rained on 2 of them, so I know I wasn’t seeing what real Northwest life is about.

i visited there over a year ago to see a dear friend of mine! it was a fabulous city and probably the only other city i’ve visited that i think i could LIVE in. the picture is of e, my friend, being delighted by the surprise snow (she is a born and bred californian, whereas i, as a minnesotan, was far less excited about the snow. haha!~)