Walla Walla

i got to stay here for a couple of months back in ‘04. at first i didn’t like it cos there wasn’t really lots to do BUT i grew to love the place. enjoyed going downtown and checking out the little shops. walks around the neighbourhood were the best i think, lots of nature all around and that especially if you need quiet moments by yourself :)

i also got to see the Harvest Moon here which occurs every September, if i remember correctly. that was pretty awesome, the moon was full and bright and verrry close.

anyway, Walla Walla is the perfect place i guess if you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. i wouldn’t mind visiting it again.

Just because it’s a part of the state I’ve never been to.

This is my home, and I love it dearly. While away at school for 2 years I would frequently bring friends home to visit, when my family moved to Florida I stayed behind. I’m about to finally move away on my own, but I’ll miss home dearly.

Walla Walla is quickly becoming the perfect place for wine enthusiasts, and just general turistiness, you’ll love it!

fate is often misinterpreted as being forlorn,
but can you write a poem?
for all is fortold by God,
do you know his name?

His name is shorter than any other and biggest of all,
If you reply,
With a writing off your wall…
Just try….

It’s easy dont you thinks

Maybe this idea stinks…

But give it a shot….
What is his name?
Its a trick Question Just the same.
(your turn Just Rosy… continue this or reply in new poem…. try to answer the ? and ask a new)

I didn’t go to the lake. It was beautiful here, too. I just remember it was very sunny. I think this side of Washington doesn’t receive as much rain as the seattle-tacoma side.
I’d go again!