The kids know who we are voting for
My niece and nephew heard his name on TV and started saying his name. Too cute!
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There is a chance for change.
I really hope my fellow Pennsylvanians vote wisely. Take a listen . One of my favorite things to listen to is NPR's This American Life. This American Life goes to Pennsylvania, a battleground within a battleground, to figure out why, and how, John McCain and Barack Obama both think they can win there. And we get to know the ordinary people who’ve become the candidates’ most forceful foot soldiers.
Fall is in full affect.
I had a nice weekend catching up with various people and enjoying the fall weather. A friend of mine came to the office one night to pick me up so I gave him a tour and he was very excited to hold one of the many awards our agency has won. Saturday I went for a motorcycle ride with Wayne over to Easy Street Records to sell back some CD's. The street was having a festival where kids in Halloween costumes roamed in and out of the shops. What I found out later was that right after we left there was a huge "Zombie Walk" with hundred of people walking the streets dressed as zombies.
Proof that it happened.
video... Here are links to my previous blogs about his visit and how WONGDOODY was part of the event: The main event re-cap: Truly touched by the Dalai Lama I wasn't allowed to say "Hate" Photos from meeting his Holiness
Vashon Island is a special little place.
A few weeks ago my friend Jessica asked me and another friend to join her on a "City Girls take on Vashon Island" weekend. Aside from her full-time job at Wongdoody, she writes some freelance articles. Someone asked her to write about Vashon Island, an island that is a quick 20-minute ferry ride from West Seattle. I don't think I would need more than one day there but as you will see in the photos, we made the most out of the visit to the small town.. Here are my photos from this past weekend: Lorien's photos from this weekend: It was an extremely liberal, farming town where you can tell most people knew eachother and they were very nice to us out-of-towners. We stayed at the Giraffe Shop 's Guest Suite. Very neat! We had to try a lot of local spots for the article. We had an AMAZING lunch at MONKEYTREE Cafe. Everything sounded so yummy that we didn't even notice meat wasn't on the menu. Most restaurants used local produce, even down to the butter...
Orange Mocha Frappuccino!!!!
Its nice to see some humor during this frustrating time in the world of politics. Obama roast McCain: McCain roast to Obama: