Last week we were set on having sushi somewhere new before seeing Ani Difranco at the Moore. We had never been to Wasabi Bistro, so we thought that would be a fine choice. We parked on First, walked up to Second, and were arguing on the corner about how far away Wasabi Bistro [...]
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A couple of weeks ago we went to Geraldine’s Counter in Columbia City. Here’s a place you can definitely miss. Geraldine’s is a diner, though the decorations are more IKEA than retro (not that there’s anything wrong with that). The menu is American classics, and we were all looking forward to a [...]
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So we’ve lived in Ballard for years, always driving by Mike’s Chili Parlor commenting on how we really need to go. We finally went a few weeks ago and we can’t get enough of this place! The reasons for patronizing the little brick structure are numerous and more importantly, sentimental. You may ask how a [...]
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What’s up with a so many great events happening in Seattle on May 10? Here’s a list of the things I would go to if there were more of me.
KT Tunstall (Moore)
Margaret Cho (Paramount)
Janeanne Garofalo (Showbox)
Cirque du Soliel - Corteo (Marymoor Park)
Plus these that I would go to somewhat willingly:
Avril Lavigne (Everett Events Center)
Seattle [...]
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There was snow in the air all weekend here in Seattle. Most of it didn’t stick, but we did get a little bit on the tulips. The picture is of Milo, who enjoys snow more than anything, and our sad little tulips.
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The wikipedia has so much useful information, including this list of unusual deaths. Both gruesome and tragic, the list runs from antiquity to present day. I imagine it will continue to grow until the internets no longer exist. I wonder what percentage of Darwin award winners make this list as well.
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Nothing says “date night” like a big, juicy steak served with a glass of bourbon on the side. As long as filet mignon exists in this world, I can never be a vegetarian. When in New York, my first stop is always the original Smith & Wollensky. Being a seafood paradise, Seattle [...]
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Anyone who has experienced the little hippie pizza haven in Ballard called Zagi’s Pizza knows that they have rockin’ New York style pizza (sold by the slice as well - gotta love that!) and a kick ass greek salad. Indeed, I had gotten into the habit of stopping by Zagi’s on the way home from [...]
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Continuing on today’s law and order theme (I have absolutely no idea what is up with that), I found this site that has a fun little quiz for you… programming language inventor or serial killer. They show you 10 photos, you pick whether the person is a programmer or a serial killer. I only managed [...]
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This is a little shout-out to the security guards at the building complex I work at. I’m not sure what you do all day, besides watch reruns of 80’s sitcoms on your little TVs. You definately weren’t around a few months ago when somebody broke into my car and stole my shitty stereo and perscription [...]
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