Comfort Inn Auburn
One 16th Street Northeast Auburn, Washington, 98002, United States
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Pick 'em, if you find 'em...
Today was the day, at last. After a serious morning of shopping, Lynn, Lisa, Rich and I set off. Rich, being the native Tacoman that he is, led us at last to a few places to pick the berries. They are nothing like the humble raspberry, that's for sure. The thorns are about a quarter of an inch long and grow at an angle, much like a ...
A Lonnnng day on the Road
... s what my mother told me that her mother told her. If you can see enough blue in the sky to do that, the day will be nice. I believed her and still do. Think about it and try it out...
The drive on I-90 was a challenge. There's so much construction that it could get on a person's nerves. It didn't. Coming up Lookout Pass, which is now restricted to two lanes, we got behind a large ...
Aubster the Laubster
... the wind just flies through there and it's freezing. Everyone we met was so nice and laid back, such a positive atmosphere. Kyle and Darnell were the perfect Aubrey-Melanie match. Same taste in music, same energy level, just all-around nice guys, and they, along with their group of friends, took us in and made us both a little more Canadian, aye.
Right now I'm sitting at the airport. After the last show last night we went back to camp ...
FOUND: The Kent Borton Family
... time to completely shut down and rejuvenate. It hit me that this quiet time wasn't going to come for at least 18 years so I needed a new pace. This realization has permeated every aspect of my living: from being a mom, to a life partner and a therapist. And as I begin to accept my own limits and take less responsibility for everything, I notice that those around me take on more, perform better, shine brighter. It is up to me to turn down clients when I have too ...
Getting there...
... in the 1870s and beyond.) So, buildings were built with a first story completely free of architectural decoration, then the rest of the building would be decorated with stone and brick ornamentation. Then the city built separate foundation walls between the sidewalk edge and the street edge, to build up the roads and leave the sidewalks at original level. Hopefully this is making some sense...I know it might sound crazy. So the sidewalks were a whole story down for quite some ...



