Today is one of those days when I am sitting down at the computer without any particular idea of what I'm going to blog about. I'm feeling all satiated as a result of my good weekend, and I could write about all that, but... well, maybe I will, a little. But then that would mean....
Which is pretty much what we did on Friday night, from the time Sambar opened at 5:30, until we bid each other farewell as Jay closed the door on the night.
We didn't actually spend the entire time at Sambar, we made a lot of side trips, met up with Lisa's friends and checked out Andrew's bar, Liberty. We all (predictably) liked Liberty, where Lisa and her entourage have given excellent secret nicknames to all the bartenders (I'm so not telling!) and if that was my neighborhood, it might be my official neighborhood bar. As it is, I'm going to reserve it for a secret getaway and Lisa stalking site and hope that one night I can get our old CapHi buddies out for some pre-basement-karaoke cocktails. I have a feeling I'm going to sing a lot better after a Liberty Fizz or two.
But I digress. I did branch out a little more on Saturday night, uh, AFTER I didn't branch out by going to Thaiku for dinner. The paint your own pottery place in Ballard has turned into a swanky teahouse called Miro Tea. It's pretty big space considering it's all about the tea, and that worries me a little, see, they also have crepes, and I really want the crepes to stay. Seattle folks need to help a girl out - go eat some crepes and keep the place in business.
Sunday was another habitual day. My friend Evan and I have been "writing" (aka gossiping about ourselves to each other) at Fiore on Sundays, which is extremely pleasant, I mean look at him:
Sweet, tall, handsome, funny and mischevious. This photo doesn't do him justice, you can't see his cute dimples or get a sense for his raw animal magnetism. I think he'd look good on the cover of a romance novel. Hey 20-something Seattle girls! He's single too! Lucky for everyone he's ten years too young for me, otherwise I'd be fightin for him. I'm sure Perrin would love for me to tell you that you can find Evan serving up Radiant Flowers and Yohitos at Thaiku's bar, Fu Kun Wu, a few nights a week. That's where I found him, talent scout that I am.
That's the weekend report. Now, Ali, where the heck have you been?
That's the weekend report. Now, Ali, where the heck have you been?
2 comments:
I think the second one is the better photo. He's got a great smile.
The first one. I am definitely a first photo girl. Second photo, not so much. I wonder what this says about the difference between me and sona.
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