Comfort Inn & Suites Everett

... t been getting enough exercise and it will be downhill coming back. The place is HUGE and for mid week and 11 am it was packed. No one was buying fish so we did not get to see them throw fish. If you can't find it at this market you don't need it...beautiful flowers, meat, seafood, shirts, food, bakery and of course COFFEE. We went to a small town outside of town that had some small shops and one that blew glass but they were not doing it ...

... and recreation. There was a music festival going on and we spent the evening enjoying the various musicians.<br><br>The following day we did a bus tour early in the morning to get acquainted with the city. We made the complete loop followed getting off at the areas of interest. Great way to see the city and the city is definitely worth seeing.<br><br>In as much as the visibility was ...

Yesterday was blissfully relaxing. We meandered around and shopped a little bit. Gee, I miss world market. Matt came up and we went to Sushi Revolution - yum. Fun times to be had by all. Had to be at the airport this morning ungodly early. I checked in online, although there wasn't a bag drop, so it really didn't save time.

... and it's hard to tell which are worthwhile. I thought it was refreshing not to have to worry about it at all. The Bike n' Cruise groups was a fun bunch, as expected. All biking / fitness levels were represented. I'd guess at the average age as 50-ish, but everyone had some passion or connection with biking, so that was an easy conversation starter. By the time we went to bed, we were headed out of the Sound into the Pacific, and literally, into the sunset.

... newest model plane they are working on, called the 787 or DreamLiner. It has a lot of new technology and ergonomics (I guess you'd call it) which will make the passenger experience much improved. Wider seats, bigger windows, and LED lighting to help passengers adjust to the time zone they're flying to. Plus it's a cool looking body made of new materials that are lighter. The first DreamLiner came off the assembly line last year, but it will be next year (09) before the commercial ...

... Kai. At this time let's just keep sending him all of our collective healing thoughts. Support for Sheryl and Alex has been fantastic. Mom and Dad Kent are here for a week which will be very helpful.  They just came home from the hospital today and appreciate this help with the transition. Their plan is for Alex to go back to work until baby KB is able to come home from the hospital. At that time he will take 2 weeks off so they can start being a family together. Other ...

... It looks like there will be a little more predictability for doctors appointments now that treatment is just around the corner. We will delegate someone to coordinate meals for those interested in cooking. [actually it started today-this was supposed to be sent couple days ago, oh well] We've got some good news to share this week: 1) MARK GOT THE TARCEVA!!!! 2) Mark got his PEG tube 3) Treatment starts February 11 (There was concern of ...

... it. She is incredible smart, direct and fun...needless to say the three of us have juicy and fun life conversations all day long as we go back and forth on icicle creek, utilizing the oh so out of date 1996 rock climbing in Leavenworth guide. Hike up to Bathtub Dome, can't find the routes so G leads a 5.7 or so. H is still not lead climbing after her horrific accident three years ago, this is her first summer off of crutches, she is an amazing teacher and supports G as she ...

People asked if we would be kissing the ground when we arrived back at home to Seatac. We didn't, but we are happy to be home. It is nice to be settled for longer than a week. The trip was fabulous in every way but we were both starting to miss our jobs, family, friends and routine that we have here. We moved in over the weekend after we arrived and settled into a two bedroom ...

... a Wendy's. Then it's onto this modern work of exterior art, with curves and stainess steel metal and painted aluminum. We're Frank Loyd Wright groupies, but are admiring the heck out of this futurist building. We gladly pay our $20 per person admision fee. Inside the hands on displays and activities keep us stimulated. Sub-woofers have been installed in the floors so you can "feel" the music. Three ...