Portland House
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Halloween Week
... their faces were painted white and lips black, they carries candles and made ghostly noises. The readings were good too, the stories were particularly scary because they were all local and I knew the places they were talking about. Everything went well and we got a lot of people coming in. After working 14 hours that day I went to see a screening of the Goonies to Sugar Club, such a great old movie! http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0089218/
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Adios free time
... including me in the office working on this, we all got our own desks, computers, phone numbers, email addresses and about 10 main assignments for the festival. So far I've been for example contacting the members, handling hotel stuff, updating the website, visiting the main venues and working on a busker's stage.
It's a lot of work and a very little pay cheque, but ...
Born for this country!!
... for both Monique and I. It was very nice of them and we felt so grateful for such a warm welcome to their country!! And then the Celtic music made the night that much better!! I feel so at home here and I'm not even a big drinker!! This place is really just lovely. I love it here!! It's so chill. My kind of place :) Anyways, we might go randomly run down the street right now just because we can!! We are two free spirits on vacation after all!!! ;) Talk to ya later!!! Love you all! ...
Dinner with McKay
... of us went downtown to have lunch at a reputable burger place called "something gourmet burgers." I got a large burger and polished it off like a champ.
That night, around 7:00 PM, I and the other Seattle University School of Law students (four of us total) were to meet with Professor McKay at his hotel, the Radisson, for dinner. The purpose of the dinner was for him to glean our input of Seattle University's externship program, ...
The Most Poignant Visit
... for each other was strong. May is Mom's cousin, but the connection is through 1/2 sisters, both of whom were these ladies grandmothers. Mom's paternal grandmother was Maryanne McAlea Watterson. Maryanne's mother was Catherine McGuiness. She married Patrick McAlea. She passed away following the birth of her only child, Maryanne. Patrick, her father remarried Catherine Hinds and went on to have four more children, each 1/2 siblings to Maryanne. Maryanne, came to ...
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