
Now it's a mini bonfire:
Here's to another year.





Bumbershoot pretty much rocked and I might have to go multiple days next year. Aside from the rain and the same old crappy food vendors I loved it. The Knox were horrible and apparently not happy with the lack of crowd participation and left the sage part way through their set. No one seemed to notice or really care. It was raining and their lack of vocabulary left them to the F word every third word. 
Spend hours in the music print shop and wanted to buy one of everything. Instead I walked out with one She & Him purchases and zero regrets. Headed over to the Portland Cello Project before grabbing seats for Franz Ferdinand and Modest Mouse.
Until next year...










Her: How long have you been in Seattle?We pretty much went on in silence for the remainder of the treatment. Why do I feel like she was judging me. :)
Me: About a year and a 1/2. I lived in Utah for 8 years before that, but never really felt like I fit in and I'm even Mormon.
Silence.....and still more silence.
Me: Do you have any questions about Mormons because most people do?
Her: Nope.
Mel, keep having babies. They are beautiful and so fun!
Friday morning I was able to meet with with Mel B and it was like old times. It amazes me how you can go 4 years without seeing someone and still have it feel like the good old days when you meet up again. I had one of the best summers of my life with this sweet girl. So many great memories from midnight margaritas, to table dancing and making out with the neighbors. Fun to meet here sweet and lively little girl, but at the same times feels so strange that we are growing up and having kids.
Drove the course of the 1/2 marathon and was feeling much better after seeing it. Spent the rest of Friday catching up with the Spencer family. I love them. They have this amazing way of immediate making you feel a part of their family. Now I just need to get them all out to Seattle. 





