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Monthly Archives: December 2010
It’s not the heat or the humidity
With the upcoming sketch comedy show “Portlandia” on the way, some intrepid souls who haven’t already heard the siren song calling to them from the Pacific Northwest may finally make the trek up here, belongings in tow. For the most part, I say “Go for it”. I did it, and I don’t regret it in the least. BUT…it’s not for everyone, and not just because of the quirky, liberal culture. The winters here can be difficult for certain types of people, and not necessarily for the reason you might think. Continue reading
Fred Armisten and Carrie Brownstein to launch “Portlandia” on IFC in January
On January 21, IFC will air the first episode of “Portlandia”, the new sketch comedy series from Fred Armisten (of SNL fame) and Carrie Brownstein (of Sleater-Kinney fame). Continue reading
Google Maps recognizes Portlandia (updated)
While looking around Google Maps lately, I’ve noticed an interesting label appearing above downtown…Portlandia! Continue reading
The borders of Portlandia, defined
This seems like a fitting post to start this particular blog with, and while the question may seem obvious (especially to someone who does not live in the Portland area), it isn’t all that simple. Most residents of Portlandia would … Continue reading