There is always something cool to see at Pike’s Market, but it might not always be something for sale. This guy, who had a nice array of wood and steel guitars, also had himself a well-tuned saw. He also turns out to be a patriot.
In the backyard at my uncle’s house, there used to be a majestic swimming pool. Now, many years after its construction, it has cracked beyond repair, and is currently playing home to a host of indigenous species of plants, birds, and even a few frogs. My dad is planning to finish cracking out the bottom of the pool, remove the electronic components, and let nature take it back.
They got this new remote-controlled camera on the top of the Space Needle. It zooms in ridiculously far.
With a party of eight bellied up to the bar at Sushiland, it was quite an event for my first (real) sushi experience. Sure, I’ve tried the stuff in Michigan, but that is no comparison to the fresh sushi made by experienced hands and knives in Seattle. Here’s a short movie from the bar. That’s Arabella first, then Tyson and Ryan in the back. Also there, but not pictured, was Che`, Nick, Joe, and Jeremy.
