
And some pet fish. The fish have no opinion on Pioneer Square –or our new apartment for that matter. Although our space has doubled, their accommodations have remained the same.
1 of us is from Pennsylvania with an average upbringing. The other 1 is from Redmond with a not-so average upbringing.
We hope to learn more about what makes this neighborhood tick. That involves interviews of: the people on the streets, new business owners, old business owners, and people with a vested interest in making this community great. We’ll go to as many events as our social calendar can hold and take as many pictures as our camera will hold.
Don’t be — they’re very well taken care of. What you SHOULD be concerned about is how we can continue to make P2 (that’s our new code for Pioneer Square[d]. Clever, right?) a great neighborhood where people want to live, work, and play.
Now that’s just pessimistic of you. We’re doing it for ourselves, plain and simple. We want a better appreciation of the people on the streets, the businesses struggling to survive, the clubs trying to fit with the community, and the residents who want a great place to live. If you decide to come along with us on our journey? Well, the more the merrier.
