'What should fill a gift basket for someone about to call the Emerald City home?' The Seattle Times asked its readers. 400 people quickly responded.
Moving to a new city isn’t easy, but a welcome basket or a “starter kit” specific to the town would be welcomed.because we read a lot here.
“Scarves are something we need in the Northwest and are nice to have because you can take them on and take them off, or tie them up tight when it gets cold outside,” Brendan D’Ambrosio, who works for Capers in West Seattle, told KIRO Newsradio. “And don’t forget candles — we have a great selection. Candles can make you feel at home when it’s dark outside.”“I personally go up to people and talk, but I would say, get involved in something like an organization.
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