It was nice to have it all to ourselves (kind of). We came to see the Music and Science Museum, but they close at 5pm.

  We settled for the laser light show,
which went to the music of Queen. We also saw a U2 concert in 3D. It was great. Surprisingly, it all cost less seeing a box office movie

Chinatown in Seattle is much smaller than the one in San Francisco, but its small selection of shops and restaurants are very charming.

I love these little Chinatown shops.
I tried some of their Korean ginsing by  placing a slice in my mouth and letting it dissolve for about 15 minutes. It really seemed to make me feel good.
I bought a baggy of it!

The girl below was VERY nice. We sat down at a tiny table and shared a pot green tea with her. The ambience was very warm and friendly.

All these graves were added by date of passing. One of these soldiers died the day I was born. The man lived to be 30.

Snoqualmish Falls is about 30 minutes from Seattle, and they have a Safeway! Ironically, it takes us 30 minutes to drive to the QFC store around the corner. Guess where we're doing our shopping now? The world is such a strange place.

Jim's 52nd Birthday Trip

Spring is showing its colors, both in plants and in people. Seattle is beautiful!

This lady sitting on nothing. It seemed nobody noticed but me and her.

If I lost my mind here, I could talk to the flowers and not be far out of place.

I'm at work in Seattle greeting the early morning risers. There's nobody around and I like it. The streets are vacant, the bus wasn't that crowded and the office is empty. If I can just find the light switch, everything will be sitting on the Ritz and honky dory (whatever that means).