There were other memories made during my visit to Seattle other than at Cave B . . .
Yes, it's morning and that's the sun (S-U-N) shining.
And it did that most of the time.
Someone has crawled on top of the Space Needle and painted it o-r-a-n-g-e !
Any idea why ?
The view from the roof as seen by this pilsner of Young's Double Chocolate Stout.
Inside this place is the "Speak Easy" . . . one of the most interesting bars ever !
Getting ready to enjoy a creation from the bartender mixologist.
Mine was called "Black Strap."
Because I love molasses.
Do you have a draw bridge where you live ?
There aren't many of them in Grand Junction.
University of Washington stadium being torn down in the background.
It's a tradition to go to "Joey Tribbiani's."
My SiL incognito with hair !
It's also a tradition to have grits for breakfast.
That tradition began years ago at "The Library" in Norman, Oklahoma after Mom's Weekend.
There are no better grits than from The Kingfish Cafe.
Another tradition is to have one of these from here . . .
. . . Stumptown !
A quick trip to Fremont for these . . .
. . .Pho (pronounced Fuh) Noodles and an episode of Mad Men.
Life is good.
Only in Seattle can you get away with this . . .
. . . and this . . .
. . . and this.
If I did that, my car would be towed, impounded, crushed, and sold as scrap metal.
"Why is Wayne Newton on the tails of all Alaska Airline jets?"
And in a blink of an eye, it was time to fly back home.
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There are always new and interesting things I learn when visiting my daughter and SiL.
This time, I was very impressed with THIS !
And THIS PLACE is always a tradition, too ! What a happy lunch that was !
Hey guys, thanks for the memories !
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