You're always asking for pictures of what I've been up to in Seattle so I put this album together for you. Enjoy!
Back in February, I went to Discovery Park (near Ballard) with a few friends. We had a picnic and walked along the beach until we found the old lighthouse.
After a long afternoon of walking, we passed out on the beach for a while. One older couple that passed by commented that they had thought that we were seals sunning on the beach when they were walking toward us.
I know that you told me that ice cream is not supper food, but I couldn't resist the ice cream sundaes when we stopped at Molly Moon's on the way home. And yes, I did have a stomach ache later. I know you warned me that would happen.
This is the table in Alabama that you inspired. You were right. Kids loved the candy and, therefore, loved me.
Last month, the sun came out for a few days and the cherry blossoms bloomed on campus. This is my favorite shot that I took.
Earlier this month, four of us went to Vancouver for the weekend. We slept in a (very safe and very clean) hostel, visited the market, and had fun downtown.
After realizing that the suspension bridge cost too much for us, we found a park half a mile up the road. We got to hike around this area for free!
On Saturday, I went to Pike Place Market. They had a lot of flowers there for Mother's Day. Since I couldn't actually buy you any, I took a picture for you.
On Sunday morning, I went to the Fremont Sunday Market. I bought some really pretty earrings that I'll wear when I visit home this month.
Fremont has a statue of Lenin that used to be in the Soviet Union. Don't worry. I've picked up a few ideas in Seattle but I haven't become communist.
This morning I went to the Museum of History and Industry. I learned a lot about Seattle's history and saw a Warner Bro.'s exhibit with original drawings. Still, my favorite item in the museum was the Toe Truck. Get it. Ha ha :)
You're always asking for pictures of what I've been up to in Seattle so I put this album together for you. Enjoy!
Back in February, I went to Discovery Park (near Ballard) with a few friends. We had a picnic and walked along the beach until we found the old lighthouse.
After a long afternoon of walking, we passed out on the beach for a while. One older couple that passed by commented that they had thought that we were seals sunning on the beach when they were walking toward us.
I know that you told me that ice cream is not supper food, but I couldn't resist the ice cream sundaes when we stopped at Molly Moon's on the way home. And yes, I did have a stomach ache later. I know you warned me that would happen.
This is the table in Alabama that you inspired. You were right. Kids loved the candy and, therefore, loved me.
Last month, the sun came out for a few days and the cherry blossoms bloomed on campus. This is my favorite shot that I took.
Earlier this month, four of us went to Vancouver for the weekend. We slept in a (very safe and very clean) hostel, visited the market, and had fun downtown.
After realizing that the suspension bridge cost too much for us, we found a park half a mile up the road. We got to hike around this area for free!
On Saturday, I went to Pike Place Market. They had a lot of flowers there for Mother's Day. Since I couldn't actually buy you any, I took a picture for you.
On Sunday morning, I went to the Fremont Sunday Market. I bought some really pretty earrings that I'll wear when I visit home this month.
Fremont has a statue of Lenin that used to be in the Soviet Union. Don't worry. I've picked up a few ideas in Seattle but I haven't become communist.
This morning I went to the Museum of History and Industry. I learned a lot about Seattle's history and saw a Warner Bro.'s exhibit with original drawings. Still, my favorite item in the museum was the Toe Truck. Get it. Ha ha :)
3 comments:
Lindsay, sweetie, thanks for the pictures. I love you!
Mom
Love the toe truck. Around the Cook house, I always have said when someone stubbed a toe, "Call the toe truck!"
Charlie looks so grumpy in that picture, I love it. It's very indicative of his actual personality. Haha.
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