White people
May. 5th, 2013 11:35 amWhen the weather turns warm in Seattle, people immediately shed all their clothes. Out come the tank tops and shorts. Yesterday they were appropriately covered. Today they are nothing but skin.
Now, I've lived in Minnesota. There are a LOT of really white people in Minnesota.
BUT there are no whiter people on the face of the earth than those in on the first warm day in Seattle. Seriously. I saw some legs today that could cause eye damage if you looked at them too long. Yikes.
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I went to Serious Biscuit for breakfast cause I figured everyone would be outside and it would not be crowded. The regular crowd wasn't there cause, apparently, it was Bring Your Toddler To Brunch day. Ugh. The Biscuit has long communal tables. I was given a lovely seat that turned to ugly fast when a 3 year old and her mother were seated directly in front of me. The mother spent the entire time talking to the 3 year old in a high whiny voice which was matched by the 3 year old. Their baby seats are those that hang off the table so they spent the entire time shaking the table. Really not fun. At. All.
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But now I'm home in the cool. In order to get even the tiniest cross ventilation, I open up the door to the hall which is directly across (albeit @100 feet away). This is the first time I've done it since Zoey got here. As she is fascinated by everything, this is no exception. She can't decide if the better money is down by this new opening or up here with me. So far she's a commuter.
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Laundry is laundrying. The Mariners are losing - so far. But, even that is comfortable and nice today.
Now, I've lived in Minnesota. There are a LOT of really white people in Minnesota.
BUT there are no whiter people on the face of the earth than those in on the first warm day in Seattle. Seriously. I saw some legs today that could cause eye damage if you looked at them too long. Yikes.
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I went to Serious Biscuit for breakfast cause I figured everyone would be outside and it would not be crowded. The regular crowd wasn't there cause, apparently, it was Bring Your Toddler To Brunch day. Ugh. The Biscuit has long communal tables. I was given a lovely seat that turned to ugly fast when a 3 year old and her mother were seated directly in front of me. The mother spent the entire time talking to the 3 year old in a high whiny voice which was matched by the 3 year old. Their baby seats are those that hang off the table so they spent the entire time shaking the table. Really not fun. At. All.
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But now I'm home in the cool. In order to get even the tiniest cross ventilation, I open up the door to the hall which is directly across (albeit @100 feet away). This is the first time I've done it since Zoey got here. As she is fascinated by everything, this is no exception. She can't decide if the better money is down by this new opening or up here with me. So far she's a commuter.
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Laundry is laundrying. The Mariners are losing - so far. But, even that is comfortable and nice today.

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Date: 2013-05-05 10:51 pm (UTC)Ugh, that mother will someday wonder why her 7 year old talks like a baby.
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Date: 2013-05-06 05:51 pm (UTC)We usually eat at the Mecca Cafe when we are in that area or the 5 Point but looking for some new things to try.
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Date: 2013-05-06 07:24 pm (UTC)Most everyone loves http://toulousepetit.com/ They have good food and great drinks. It's too loud for me and not great for singles but, if you can get in, that's probably the place for you to go.