C. King

We dont get these kinds of cool things in Seattle.

The 1970’s whir noise of the trains must have been engineered to make people go “wow… the future is now!” I love it!

The museum was actually pretty cool. All kinds of old school and new school electronics.

Without the company store, and friends to leech off of, how else would I get my fix of Microsoft goodness?

When I was an intern at Microsoft way back when, I had a limit of $400. Do you have any idea how hard it is to burn through $400 over three months?

The house wine here is excellent and cheap!

If you are from out of town, please note:

They do not so special orders.

Thanks,

The Management.

But it does have a real, burbling spring.

Look you guys. Every f$#king d%$m time I want to go to Mt. Ranier via 410, I have to pass through your traffic light infested hellhole. Every new season you guys sprout another crop of traffic lights and I hit every one of them! It takes 15 minutes to drive through your little two mile strip mall town. It is insane! How do you live with that crap!!! Ever WALK to a store!? ARG!!!!

Seriously. It was cute when your whole town thing was just a Wendy’s that had burgers and a bathroom but now you guys are out of hand. Stop with the damn traffic lights, okay!?

My brother says it is excellent. Every dish is cooked by “mom”, who has been working as the only cook since the beginning.

It was packed when we tried to go last weekend. He says it is one of those places that take a while to serve you, but is worth the weight.

He says the place is going to be condemned for the third runway real soon now.

I haven’t been to southcenter mall in two years. I consider that a good thing.

We have a pretty nice airport compared to some places. It might be costing a bazillion dollars to build, but the new stuff sure gives it a “It’s good to be home” feeling when you get off the plane.