NINE MILE FALLS, Wash. — If you go to Karlyn Moyer’s home in Nine Mile Falls, you’ll notice right off the bat that she’s a Seahawks fan as flags line the driveway.
What you may not know right off the bat, is that you haven't seen anything yet.
"This is my sanctuary. My solitude," Moyer says, sitting in her self-proclaimed Seahawks Mom Cave.
Inside the Seahawks mom cave
The shed was built specifically for Moyer's extensive collection of Seahawks memorabilia. It leaves people a bit speechless when they walk in.
"My daughter and son-in-law on their way from moving from Montgomery, Alabama to Alaska said, 'Mom, it looks like a store.' It’s not a store. There’s nothing for sale in here. It’s not a store!" said Moyer with a chuckle.
"This is my world of Seahawks. To me there’s never enough. There’s always room for more. See the open space on the wall?" said Moyer as she pointed to a sliver of siding. "There’s room for more."
It all started for Karlyn when she was a little girl.
"When the Seahawks first came out, my mom and dad were AFC fans of different teams. I didn’t like the team colors. There was too much black. Seattle comes out in ’76. Young, fresh, new. I’m hooked. I have been collecting Seahawks stuff since then."
When Karlyn and her husband moved from Alaska a few years back, they truly found out how much memoribilia she had.
"He looked at me and said, ‘Do you know you have over 40 boxes?’ I’m like, 'Well, I kind of knew I had some.'"
As you would imagine, game day is an experience with Karlyn.
"I am an intense, yelling, screaming, hands flying Seattle Seahawk fan. I just love them to death. Even my neighbor will call, ‘I can hear you screaming.’ Yes you can, yes you can!"
But when it comes to the Seahawks, everyday is an experience with her.
"I love my Seahawks and everything about them. They do so much for their community. They do so much for their fans. I’ve met some of them. Every one of them that I’ve met is a humble football player or team member. It’s my world. This is where I like to come be."