12 Undeniable Ways You Know You're From The State Of Washington
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Jessica Wick
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Washington is a diverse state with many different weather patterns, landscapes and opinions. That being said, that doesn’t mean that Washingtonians don’t have some things in common. And even if you move away, you’ll still carry some habits from your homeland with you. If most of these things apply to you, there’s a good chance you grew up in the Evergreen State (or you’re a Washingtonian at heart).
If you’re from Western Washington, you’re used to it. If you’re from Eastern Washington or Central Washington, you know rain is necessary for the beautiful crops around you. Besides, it makes the air smell wonderful.
Washingtonians love their music, and while their tastes may vary, they’re always ready for a conversation about their favorite musicians, both well-known and obscure or up-and-coming.
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Between the gorgeous Washington Coast, the Puget Sound and all the lakes and rivers in every part of the state, everyone who grows up in Washington lives close to water. And they like it that way.
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If someone asks you what you’d do if you had more hours in your days and one of your answers is "read," you might be a Washingtonian.
… even if you never went to either school. Loyalties are formed young.
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No offense, other states. But a fresh, crisp apple from Yakima, Wenatchee or Walla Walla just can’t be beat.
Or both. And you know that most Washington wine tops anything Napa or Sonoma can produce.
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Nearly every high school in the state has required classes on Pacific Northwest history, where you learn about all the cool things that happened in Washington many years ago.
It’s just second nature to toss an empty coffee cup or soda can in the appropriate bin rather than the trash.
Not to mention Theo's chocolate.
Spring can be cold in Eastern Washington and very damp in Western Washington. No matter which part of the state you call home, a hoodie collection is essential.
If you’re from Washington, it will always be home. Nothing else can ever quite compare.
Do you have any tell-tale Washingtonian traits?
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