Gather ye air tools while ye may. The Boeing Surplus Store is closing on December 21.
That's where we got this classy-looking container, the new home of our little raspberry patch.
Sunday, September 30, 2007
Saturday, September 29, 2007
Parking Strip Planting on Beacon Hill
Hawthorn Tree Outside City Hall
A coworker of mine is a smoker, and I've started hanging out with her when she goes outside to smoke because I like her and I like outside. Yesterday I talked her into walking across the street to City Hall to light up, and she asked me what this tree was. I told her I didn't know but that I would take a picture so I could find out.
But then we noticed that the fine City of Seattle folks tagged it for us. English Hawthorn.
Then we went back to work.
But then we noticed that the fine City of Seattle folks tagged it for us. English Hawthorn.
Then we went back to work.
Fall Morning in the U-District
This morning I went to the Farmers Market in the U-District, my first Seattle neighborhood.
I miss all the hippie yards.
I'm a peaceful and cowardly person, but I think if I saw a person spray-painting a tree, I'd want to kick their ass.
Doesn't "Sweetbread" mean brains? I'd never heard of this little local vineyard before. I gambled on the cheapest white and red.
Then I went to Esquin Wine Merchants and lollygagged in the Loire whites section before finally settling on Cheverny. What I really wanted was a Sancerre, but apparently Cheverny is another steel-fermented Sauvignon Blanc wine from the Loire Valley, and it was $10 cheaper than the Sancerres. Hopefully it will have that minerally taste that I love so much in Sancerre -- we'll see.
Then I suddenly decided that I also wanted a Niagara ice wine for dessert, so I grabbed one from Jackson-Triggs, a vineyard that I blogged but didn't name back in July.
I miss all the hippie yards.
I'm a peaceful and cowardly person, but I think if I saw a person spray-painting a tree, I'd want to kick their ass.
Doesn't "Sweetbread" mean brains? I'd never heard of this little local vineyard before. I gambled on the cheapest white and red.
Then I went to Esquin Wine Merchants and lollygagged in the Loire whites section before finally settling on Cheverny. What I really wanted was a Sancerre, but apparently Cheverny is another steel-fermented Sauvignon Blanc wine from the Loire Valley, and it was $10 cheaper than the Sancerres. Hopefully it will have that minerally taste that I love so much in Sancerre -- we'll see.
Then I suddenly decided that I also wanted a Niagara ice wine for dessert, so I grabbed one from Jackson-Triggs, a vineyard that I blogged but didn't name back in July.
Friday, September 28, 2007
No More Hangar Cafe
They were too good to be true (for long, anyway). I will miss them.
Unless one of you wants to buy it?
In other local business news, the ownership of Yoga on Beacon is changing hands. The former owner is moving to California.
Unless one of you wants to buy it?
In other local business news, the ownership of Yoga on Beacon is changing hands. The former owner is moving to California.
Quick Rainier Cold Storage Update
Looks like the Architectural Review Committee of the Seattle Landmarks Preservation Board wants to explore the idea of having Sabey rebuild the western wall of the Stock House (an idea I dismissed as stupid a couple of days ago).
You'll probably see more details on this morning's meeting from Dan at Seattlest, who was also in attendance, before I'll get a chance to write more.
You'll probably see more details on this morning's meeting from Dan at Seattlest, who was also in attendance, before I'll get a chance to write more.
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