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Tag: seattle
A SEAF Reacap
My first time attending SEAF was amazing. I had read things about past years. I have heard from others about it too. I was excited to be able to attend this year – thanks to Lili for tickets. Seattle Erotic Arts Festival was started in 2002 as a way to celebrate the erotic. I had…
Picasso and Seattle
“I understand why some people enjoy having separate vacations” was G’s words to me as I called to let him know I was on my way home from my weekend trip to Seattle. I guess I should back up. A few months ago, he made a trip up to Seattle to see a friend. On…
POD – Weekend in Seattle
I’ll write something more up about my weekend later. For now, a few of the photos I took. Pike Street Market – an accidental shot that I liked. I was setting testing to see if my white balance was set correctly, so took a random shot without looking through the view finder. I like the…
POD – View from the Hotel Room
The front desk guy said “oh, you have a view of the water from your room if it isn’t too rainy tomorrow.” Wonder if he’s ever been to this room….because I’m sure, I will only have a view of the water, if the buildings weren’t in the way. And because I know someone is going…
Good-bye Seattle
Spending 4 days alone with Garbanzo and without the kids was exactly what the doctor ordered. I think I said back in November that Garbanzo and I don’t get out enough by ourselves. It’s the whole best intentions thing – but usually something fucks it up – to put it bluntly. But when we heard…
Day 147 – Beautiful. Gorgeous. Wish You Were Here
(name that movie quotes if you can.) We spent another gorgeous day doing touristy things in Seattle. And, while the others went up the Space Needle, I stayed on the ground. I’m a lame-ass when it comes to heights. Not all heights, mind you, but some. And, I know getting to the top of the…
Day 145 – Sanitary Public Market
I love Seattle. And, we spent time wandering through the Pike Street Market – something you have to do when visiting Seattle. My favorite sign in the Sanitary Public Market. What exactly does that mean? No rats?
