Twist Seattle

Day 143 May 26th continued - I arrive into Seattle after a fairly uneventful journey from Portland. The exciting part was driving closer to the city, seeing the two large sports stadiums and the city skyline. I've been wanting to come here for some time ...

... with some dessert and coffee at the Library Bistro which was a cute little bar/bistro in our hotel. A pretty good start to discovering Seattle via our taste buds.. tomorrow, we go donut hunting, head to the market at Pike Place, jump on the ferry to ...

Another weekend, another show. This time it's Sam's Trip, with an added twist. I've invited Andrew to go too, as a cousin mentor. Two boys will have more fun together than one, I'm thinking. And cousins, not brothers, no sibling rivaly to deal. So, ...

... to do other things (read a book - eat - talk on the phone) during her many pumping sessions a day. This is an excellent new twist. We figure she spends at least 4 hours a day pumping - that is just pumping - doesn't include set up/ clean up. Her life ...

... 'gentle, loving path laid out for our children.  But there are no guarantees.  Cruel twists happen with no warning.  Did a cruel twist happen to us?  Ah, its so hard to say.  From this vantage point, I can't imagine anyone but Kai being my ...

... I had to believe.  In an attempt to discover the truth about the city I ended up buying the book written about Seattle’s sordid history, and even though I got a discount after stating I’d done the tour, which should have been obvious ...

... , but hey, we hit nothing and all is well. That would have been one violation notice we really didn't want to collect..... Seattle was quite a nice place to be. As expected loads of coffee houses and a really nice farmers market for some fresh grub. ...

... about the experience stresses me out. Suffice to say, it felt more like entering a prison than starting a holiday.... The flight to Seattle seemed to take forever-stuck in a middle seat and fighting exhaustion-but here i am and i must say i like the ...

... were playing the guitars to make an ambient groove.  We split up to browse the museum. There were exhibits about Seattle's music history, the progression of the guitar, and info about some notable bands. After individually exploring the exhibits, we ...

... I'm sharing this particularly intimate story. Mostly, I think it's funny and that it's adding a bizarre bad-Jim-Carrey-movie-like twist to my travel blog. If a customs agent is particularly nasty, watch out! Or that annoying person on the airplane who ...