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The view from Balfour Place, gave Mom & Jerry the grand tour.
Finally broke away from work this evening. Wanted to get to UW to see the cherry blossoms. Us and a whole bunch of other people, it was fun to people watch.
Veggies, veggies, love my veggies!
I miss shopping for items to put in shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child. Church is packing Easter bags for children in shelters and had a long list of wanted supplies. I'm on it!
As if this job is not a headache enough right now, they are doing noisy work on the street right outside my window.
Another Monday. Man, they sure come around fast! Coffee first, then tackling Project Propel.
Birthday hike. Cougar Mountain, Red Town trailhead. Nice day.
Got to see Mom and Jerry today. We enjoyed the sunshine at Ronald Bog park, log boom park, and watched the crows roost at UW Bothel. Love exploring, love family, and love not working for a change.
Another remarkabke sunset from our evening walk. Enjoying these last photos of the viaduct.
Here's what a torn apart Alexa looks like. You can see this and so much more regarding computers past and present at the Living Computers Museum. We attended an after hours movie making session there this evening.
Good morning Seattle! The Second & Seneca building is so bright on my morning walk, but so difficult to capture in photos.
Good morning, Metro, ready for another day?!? Guarding the windowsill can be grueling...
Quick cold walk to enjoy a stunning sunset. Life may be full of impossible moments these days, but moments like this keeps things in perspective.
Happy St Patricks Day from Post Alley.
pika pika! Got to enjoy Pikachu at Comacon today.
TGIF! Looking at life through freshly cleaned windows.
Finally connected with G&G. Have been trying to reach them since Tuesday, their phone is out.
There is almost always a lime bike parked in front of our building. I decided to make it an artistic shot tonight.
I enjoy my view of the Exchange Building on my daily commute, it is often where I cross back to the west side of the street, past construction sidewalk closures. At the time of its completion in 1930, the Exchange Building was the second-tallest reinforced concrete skyscraper in the United States.
Home sweet home. It's hard to believe that it has been almost a year since we transitioned to our elevator wold.
What a balmy day! We enjoyed walking around Madison Park after lunch.
Look who showed up at Benroya Hall while we were hanging out at a family concert. An artist Pokemon. Because it is a day of art.
Good morning Pioneer Square! Been getting to work extra early. Here's my view of the firehouse.
Snow?!? Really? Yep, but it didn't last long. Just long enough to soak my jacket.
My home away from home. They tease me at work that I live there, but they are impressed that I always have fresh clothes on.
A very loud mural is being painted in the lobby down the street.
A night at the movies. The silent movies. I wanted to hear the Warlitzer perform as it did in the late 1920's at the Paramount. It is one of three organs still in it's original venue.
G&G, plugging along. I liked how this had their wall of photos behind them.
Spent the day with Jacob and Anastasia. They thought we had invited them to a long boring symphony experience, but we invited them to a one hour unveiling of the new Octave 9 venue. Now I'm on the lookout for a long boring symphony experience in that space!
Happy Pig Day! We saw Pig Races, saw our new market charms, and chased down our hoove on Western Ave. TGIF!
