Showing posts with label snow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label snow. Show all posts

Dec 3, 2019

The Most Festive Time of the Year

It's that time of year for dazzing lights, festive activities, parades and holiday lights.  Jesse Tam, the season for falling snow and laughter with music and celebration as we head to Bellevue's Snow Flake Lane.  The holiday characters parade with 300 cast performers nightly from November 29 - December 24 at 7pm.  You'll enjoy the daily outdoor 20 minute show with magical snow falls, live toy soldiers, Jingle belle dancers, drummers, stilt walkers, lighted floats and more to dazzling light show.

The family holiday show draws up to 10,000 spectators each night to downtown Bellevue.  Come early and enjoy the shops and take photos with some of the holiday characters.  An evening that will brighten your spirits and melt your heart as we share this holiday season.  Parking is available, but streets will closed prior to the parade route.

Location: along the sidewalks at The Bellevue Collection (Bellevue Square, Bellevue Place and Lincoln Square).
Parking: free parking at Bellevue Square, Bellevue Place and Lincoln Square.
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Nov 17, 2014

Travel Nightmare, Storm Warning

This will be the busiest time traveling by planes, trains or automobiles to reach our  destinations for the family gatherings.  I recalled a storm when Jesse Tam missed his connection and was unable to get another flight to Seattle International airport until three days later.  Mother nature will always prevail,  but we can try to forecast and continue to hope for the best outcome. Make the most of what you have at any given time, keep smiling. Where will you stay, at the terminal.

Early snow fall for the east coast in Buffalo, New York and another storm will be barreling along the I 95 corridor beginning Wednesday from Virginia up to the New England states.  Several inches of snow accumulation will hamper those driving between Washington, DC up to   New York and Boston region.  Watch for the snow bank.  Poor visibility will required delays at the airport or flight cancellations


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Snow storm and ice on tree

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It's difficult trying to reschedule overbooked flights during the holidays.  Imagine spending your vacation sleeping at the airport terminal. No...Please! Planning to travel to your destination during the next few days or in the near future?

 Here are a few tips for the newbies and well travelers.
  •  Pack light, 1 small suitcase can last 10-14 days
  • Carry on luggage - it will save money and time
  • No lost luggage or waiting at terminal without checked bags
  • Allow additional time for traffic delays on road and near airport terminal dropoff
  • Longer lines and higher security at times
  • Take taxi or have someone drop you off at airport, parking can be difficult
  • Bring snacks or munchies in case flights are delayed. 
  • Flights can get chilly, carry a lightweight jacket or sweater on the plane or train.
  • Empty water bottles or containers can be filled with water once you past TSA gates.
  • Reading material or additional battery pack for your electronic items.  Planes have plug in to recharge electronics on longer flights.
  • Pay attention to weather warnings.
  • Be kind at the ticket counters, you may get better service.

Happy Trails ~~Home Sweet Home~~ You Made It