We left on saturday and are going back to L.A. on saturday. Do I want to go back? Well, no. I just want all my friends to uproot and prance on up to the Land of Overcast Skies and Perfectly Grilled Salmon. Seriously, their salmon is beautiful!
The last time I was in Washington I was looking at the inside of my mothers stomach, naturally i do not remember anything about that time of my life so this was a new place for me. When we got to Seattle and saw a bit of it I realized I was in the throws of a city made up of the best parts of Portland, the hills of San Francisco and the variety of New York with a touch of L.A. Was I in heaven? I'd like t think so. Pike Place was my dream of crafty awesomeness, Capitol Hill (where we used to live... or my parents and my sis lived) was the hippest place!
I almost convinced my parents to let me get my nose pierced.
We visited the University of Washington for me while we were here. The campus was gorgeous, but I was not the happiest with their art department which wasn't helped by the grumpy art department counselor. But I think I will still consider it.
We are now on the island i mentioned before. It is perfectly loverly! The opposite of Seattle, this little town is made up of, like, fifty craft stores, a book store, a smattering of cafes and restaurants, our hotel and a grocery store. Also sheep, there are a lot of sheep here. And a cow. I love it!
Spring break is nice. No responsibilities, no homework(the historical biography I am supposed to be reading for history growls at me from my bag), no nothing. Yay!
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ReplyDeleteHave to tell you Tallis I am so jealous of you! I grew up in Washington, and miss every single part of it!
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