Updated Family Pictures
10 years ago
Ex Vice Presidential Candidates Warping the Minds of America's Youth
Thursday, May 7, 2009
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10:24 AM
Bristol Palin, you are 18 years old now, that's an adult, you have a child. Put on your big girl underwear and make decisions for yourself.
Quote of the week
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
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7:14 PM
Every man dies. Not every man really lives.
-William Wallace
-William Wallace
Traveling Part VI
Saturday, May 2, 2009
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10:15 PM
The Underground Tour
A plate at the glass blowing studio
On top of the Space Needle
Downtown from the Space Needle
The water from the Space NeedleTraveling Part V
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10:06 PM
Apparently my photos have too large of a file size...
The Experience Music Project
The Guitar exhibit at the Experience Music Project
Jimmy Hendrix at the EMP
the Space Needle
The outside of the EMPTraveling Part IV
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9:59 PM
The troll on Freemont Street
At the Locks
The Locks
Downtown Seattle from one of the 12 hills the city was built on
The monk fish at the Pike Place Fish MarketTraveling Part III
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9:52 PM
Pike Place Market
Port Townsend
Victoria (British Columbia) from the bus tour
the four of us on the bus tour in Victoria
Victoria from the boatTraveling Part II
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9:26 PM
...So on Wednesday, we went on a local bus tour of Seattle. We were the only ones on the bus which was pretty nice. We learned a lot about the city and also got to take some great photos. We then walked around by the space needle, but decided we wouldn't be able to see "the mountain" (Mt. Rainer) and that we should come back the next day. So we went to the sculpture garden instead, very similar to the one in Minneapolis. On Wednesday night we were able to eat dinner with Stacie at Wasabi, a sushi restaurant.
On Thursday, we went to the space needle and the experience music project. The EMP was very cool, almost as cool as the outside of the building. Unfortunatly, I don't know that my photos captured just how cool it was. When we were walking back to the hotel we stumbled upon a glass blowing studio and go to see the blowers in action. I had also seen that in Italy, but it's very cool. I recommend that to everyone. Then we went to dinner at Dinette which we saw on the Food Network with Rachel Ray.
Friday, we took Stacie to the Pike Place Market and got some mini donuts for breakfast that we had found a couple days prior. Then we walked down to Pioneer Square so we could go on the Underground Tour. (History lesson) When Seattle was first built, it would flood twice a day due to the tides. In the late 1800's downtown Seattle burned to the ground. When they rebuilt, they filled in the existing streets with concrete to raise them up and under the sidewalks is hollow. There are 30 original buildings or partial buildings and you can take an Underground Tour to see them and learn about what happened. It was pretty cool. After that, we went back down by the Pike Place Market and had some drinks outside on a patio. Then we went to dinner and slept for an early morning.
Saturday, we met a friend for breakfast before flying back home. If anyone wants to know all of my useless Seattle trivia, let me know, I'll be happy to divulge.
Port Angeles from the boat to Canada
On the boat to Canada (we met the Harlem Globetrotters on board)
Port Angeles
My Twilight Photo
Port Angeles
On Thursday, we went to the space needle and the experience music project. The EMP was very cool, almost as cool as the outside of the building. Unfortunatly, I don't know that my photos captured just how cool it was. When we were walking back to the hotel we stumbled upon a glass blowing studio and go to see the blowers in action. I had also seen that in Italy, but it's very cool. I recommend that to everyone. Then we went to dinner at Dinette which we saw on the Food Network with Rachel Ray.
Friday, we took Stacie to the Pike Place Market and got some mini donuts for breakfast that we had found a couple days prior. Then we walked down to Pioneer Square so we could go on the Underground Tour. (History lesson) When Seattle was first built, it would flood twice a day due to the tides. In the late 1800's downtown Seattle burned to the ground. When they rebuilt, they filled in the existing streets with concrete to raise them up and under the sidewalks is hollow. There are 30 original buildings or partial buildings and you can take an Underground Tour to see them and learn about what happened. It was pretty cool. After that, we went back down by the Pike Place Market and had some drinks outside on a patio. Then we went to dinner and slept for an early morning.
Saturday, we met a friend for breakfast before flying back home. If anyone wants to know all of my useless Seattle trivia, let me know, I'll be happy to divulge.
Port Angeles from the boat to Canada
On the boat to Canada (we met the Harlem Globetrotters on board)
Port Angeles
My Twilight Photo
Port Angeles
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