This structure was built to house free poetry. I don't know who does stuff like this, but I love it. Ballard is my true Seattle love, but Wallingford is growing on me too.
Anna, Mei Li, and I had a Shining night where we watched the movie and discussed the book, so the next morning it didn't surprise me when this protruding hedge arm caught my eye on the way to the bus. Sure, it looks innocent now, but it is just waiting for the right moment to scratch you up!
A few years ago Mei Li and I were waiting for a table to open up at the Cheesecake Factory, so we used that time to do a photo scavenger hunt for Nutcrackers around the city. These guys always bring back memories of that night for me.
I visited one of our housing projects on lunch today after Sarah described the fun courtyard set-up and Ian mentioned a cool display involving old keys. But I really liked this brick wall and the sunlight on this plant. It was a satisfying lunch time activity.
Jessi and Rain engaged in a very exciting Pokemon battle at our holiday party. Jessi kind of looks like an illusion and Rain looks like he has a black eye. I think that means Jessi won.
An awesome local art display that I spotted in the alley behind Elliot Bay Books. One of the artists (or at least an assistant, he said he helped put it together) was there taking photos also.