Day #2 in Seattle: Feets Don't Fail Me Now...

Last you heard of me I mentioned that training it was ok and that I wouldn't mind doing it again. Well I spoke too soon. Try sleeping in one. I got 3 hours of sleep. Woke up every hour and had a painful, sore shoulder.

another view from our temporary humble abode

Anyways, day two started off late. I woke up at 10 AM and lay in bed until 11 AM because the window washers was right outside our bathroom window for 1 hour.

Soon after L made me wide garlic, alfredo fettucine and herself soy sauce, sesame oil, jalapeno, egg, and green onion rice which she ate with seaweed.

Today we really didn't have a set plan. We spent about 3 hours figuring out how we were going to get from Seattle to Tacoma to Portland. (Un)luckily, we won't be stopping by Tacoma. We weren't welcomed. So we decided to walk to the Amtrak station and buy our tickets for P-Town.

L on the computer looking up how to get from point A to point B

We bought tickets for 9:45 AM so we will be arriving in P-Town much earlier than planned.

Seattle's football court? field? stadium?

After we walked over to Qwest and Safeco stadium to take a picture of the amazing rock sculpture.

See this awesome rock??

well here's a sculpture of it

right next to each other. oh Seattle, you're heelarious!

Then we slowly trekked to Starbucks in Lincoln Square to rest and get some energy. And while enjoying our coffee we noticed that the Seattle cops are better looking, hipper, healthier than their LA counterparts. And even more surprising, they did not lock up their bikes. Culture shock.

yes we're lame. we find the most trivial things interesting. the better looking, hipper, healthier Seattle cops' bikes that are not locked up

We then decided to hit up the U-District (U Dub neighborhood) to check out the college town. It felt very similar to Berkeley. A lot of ethnic food and herbal shops.

And I almost caused a blind woman to commit suicide. I didn't think it was funny but apparently L thought it was a riot. I'll let her share the story. And apparently I'm rude as F bc I ignore strangers on the street. Suriii.. So surri.

Afterwards we headed to Westlake for some more soap shopping. I bought some shampoo so I don't inconvenience our next host. We then took the monorail home.

Today we heavily relied on PT and I'm realizing I don't have the confidence to ride busses.

Our Seattle trip is winding up fast. I can say I'm ready for what Portland has to offer.

Ciao!