Baby Elizabeth Ada

Baby Elizabeth Ada
Originally uploaded by Arboreality.

Tea and I made a crazy one-day run to Portland and back on Monday, where we met up with Mom and then visited our new god daughter in the hospital. She's super cute! And kind of blue? But super cute! We're very excited to welcome her, and also excited that we will be living so close by while she grows up!

Speaking of living close by, good lord Portland, could you open the secret apartment closet where you're hiding the good stuff? Please?

Watch Out!

Lovely dinner at the Polish Community Center, followed by an enormous
line and delicious ice cream at Molly Moons. On the way home we
spotted this at the corner of Pine and 12th. Beware!

Today in "Duh"

Where else did you think they were going to go, NYT? Space?

Hard Life

Had to taste test the two types of coconut chocolate ice cream we
ended up with after our last party. I think Purely Decadence wins,
but only by a nose.

Leave the Whole World Behind

Leave the Whole World Behind
Originally uploaded by Arboreality.

FINALLY I updated Flickr!! There are a zillion photos up, from the last 3 months. Go catch up!

You're The Top

Seattle (and a few other cities) from the top of Mt. Si. 4 miles,
3000ft elevation gain, and an amazing sunny view as a reward.

Which Witch?

Hachi found the fireplace.

Anniversary

Mother Nature gave me roses for my birthday. She's so sweet, she even
left them on the bush!

M is for Macaroni

Dinner in Portland.

This American Life

We ditched the gym tonight and instead took Charlie to see Ira Glass,
Joss Whedon, Dan Savage, and other TAL famous names on the big
screen. It was totally worth the drive to Lynnwood, and I now
officially love all of those people more than I ever did before.

But I especially love Noah, my first online friend ever, for
reintroducing me to This American Life a few years ago. Happy
Birthday, Noah!

All You Need To Know

Now hanging on the walls at work.

Row Row Row Your Boat

It's boat day this weekend, I guess, so there is an insane line of
boats waiting to go out to sea.