Kaitlin Armstrong, Matador Network

Kaitlin Armstrong

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Tacoma, WA, United States

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Past articles by Kaitlin:

11 pre-Hispanic dishes that show Oaxaca is the cradle of Mexican food

Oaxaca, Mexico, is the cradle of Mexican food. These are the indigenous dishes and drinks from pre-Hispanic people, like tamales, tejate, mole, and chapulines. → Read More

10 things the rest of the US can learn from Alaska

The rest of the US could learn a thing or two from the way of life in Alaska; for example, Alaskans work to live, not live to work. → Read More

You’re not a real Alaskan until you’ve eaten at these 13 food spots

Locally sourced and inspired fare take center stage in Alaskan cuisine, with Alaska-grown produce and only the freshest seafood. These are the top spots for locals in the state. → Read More

10 commandments of dating a guy from Alaska

So, you want to date a guy from Alaska? These are the top 10 commandments you need to know (don't forget: "Thou shalt embrace facial hair"). → Read More

8 superpowers you have if you’re from Alaska

From sleep deprivation to the ability to withstand freezing temperatures, here are some of the superpowers Alaskans possess. → Read More

10 calamities only Alaskans have to deal with

Alaskans take pride in our preparedness, and we’re pros at handling any situation that comes our way. But disaster still occasionally strikes, especially in these ways. → Read More

14 things Alaskans are weirdly obsessed with

While many of Alaskans' habits and preferences have their root in a unique facet of life on the last frontier, you may be surprised at some of the things Alaskans are weirdly obsessed with. → Read More

How to compliment an Alaskan woman

Fierce, resourceful, outdoorsy, and probably a better shot than you, Alaskan women are a force to be reckoned with, and remarking on their manicures won’t get you far with them. You'd have much better luck with one of these compliments. Read on! → Read More

21 signs it’s been too long since you left Alaska

Things work differently in Alaska, and the longer you spend there, the more its strange ways will grow on you. Check out these signs to see if you've spent too much time in Alaska! → Read More

8 hard truths Alaskans learn to accept

Life in Alaska provides an education on everything from small-town etiquette to survivalist skills. Of course, some lessons are easier to swallow than others, since the unique difficulties we face up north can make for harrowing material. → Read More

The 20 things that happen when you leave Alaska

Leaving can be exhilarating -- but we’re not always prepared for the culture shock. We know things are different Outside, but sometimes getting acclimated takes more prolonged exposure than we would have thought. These are the things that happen when you leave Alaska. → Read More

10 signs you learned to drink in Alaska

If you grew up in Alaska, undoubtedly you’ve been through many of these rites of passage (like drinking your friend's homebrew), and know that beers and bonfires go hand in hand. → Read More

The 12 foods Alaskans crave when they go home

Here are the foods Alaskans get nostalgic for, and can’t wait to feast on when we make a trip back home. → Read More

11 essential Alaskanisms you need to learn

Every place and culture has common sayings -- Alaska is no different. Here are a few of the essential to have in your back pocket. → Read More

16 things Alaskans love more than the rest of the US

Matador is a travel and lifestyle brand redefining travel media with cutting edge adventure stories, photojournalism, and social commentary. → Read More

The 12 side effects of living in Alaska

Unprepared for traffic, unable to wear white and always keen for an adventure, here are some of the side effects of living in Alaska. → Read More

The 8 people Alaskans love to hate

Alaskans are united in their distaste for a few individuals. They don’t mean any harm -- they just find some of their actions incomprehensible. → Read More

6 things reality TV gets wrong about Alaska

Despite their positive reception among outsiders, to Alaskans, these shows are laughable at best -- and at worst, they grossly misrepresent our lifestyles. → Read More

10 things Alaskans don’t blink an eye at

Alaskans don't mess around. Here are some of the things that might ruffle feathers in other states, but to Alaskans it's second nature. → Read More

15 conveniences rural Alaskans live without

From fast food, big box stores, and year-round jobs, here are a few conveniences people living in rural Alaska can live without. → Read More