It was a little rainy but we decided to go anyway. After all, this is Seattle, and you just don’t wait for the rain to stop or you’ll be waiting for a long time.
I had an Italian sausage sandwich and salmon and cream cheese piroshky, and washed it down with a Thai iced tea. One of the bands did a decent cover of GNR’s “Sweet Child ‘O Mine.”
The turnout wasn’t bad, considering the gray and rain. Enjoy the photos captured by the iPhone 4S, as always.
Cheers!
I hope you had a great Mother’s Day weekend! The weather in the 206 was ideal (upper 70′s) this weekend!
As for me… well, Wasabi was attacked by a big dog at the park yesterday and he’s recovering right now. Scary and sad. I’ve never seen the little dude so down. The photo below is of Wasabi after a bath… he was so out of it.
But… we did manage to have a great Mother’s Day and dinner at the houseboat was awesome. We had salmon and steak with papaya salad and other goodies.
Have a great week and love your mother everyday and make each day a Mother’s Day!
Happy bun bo hue Friday! Yay! By the way, hue is pronounced “hway”… okay? Otay!
And oh, pho is pronounced “fuh”… not “foe”… otay? Duh.
Have a great Mother’s Day weekend!
I saw this at a restaurant in Mercer Island yesterday and it kind of creeped me out. WTFreak?!
37 food trucks and countless foodies and sunshine enthusiasts filled the happy streets of Fremont yesterday for the 2012 Mobile Rodeo food truck festival.
After checking out most of the food trucks (and discovering that many of them had run out of food) I settled on gumbo and a Cajun sampler from Jemil’s Big Easy. I absolutely love Cajun and Southern food, and it seems that I gravitate towards it when I’m at any food fair.
The food was awesome and the weather couldn’t have been any better for May. Good food and warm sunshine makes for happy people. If you’re in the Seattle area, the weather should be photastic for the next few days. Enjoy!
Cheers! – Dr. Wtpho
I was in downtown Seattle recently and saw the damage that was caused by May Day protesters. Niketown and American Apparel were a couple of the businesses that were hit.
In yo face!!!
Three days of Lao New Year 2012 in Vientiane was simply amazing! I witnessed happy people of all ages partying it up on the streets of the capital city of Laos as the country welcomed the new year. It was a lot of fun to be immersed in the energy and excitement of such an event!
Here are some photos of Lao New Year’s greatest wet hits and misses in Vientiane. Enjoy!
