Nightshade owners, Aleisha Tilson and her fiance Joseph McSween, marry tattoos and plants.
It’s strange to think back on it now, more than two years later. But dig deep into the beginning of this time warp, when Seattleites felt we were helplessly losing the neighborhoods that had started to slip away long before the pandemic wrought its economic consequences.
Some of us bought gift cards, or stood in line six feet apart, or walked around our “dying city” in masks decked out in local merch, pushing back against two outbreaks. Some of us (cough cough, Ben Gibbard) only saw a requiem for a skyline.
But some Seattleites decided to bring our city
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