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Seattle Part 1

So, I am having a hard time deciding which pictures to use because there were alot. I am going to have to do these posts in parts!

When we got to my in-laws house, I was blown away with their home. Its so beautiful and roomy, on lots of land and so homey! We were so tired Friday evening, but Jason and his dad had some time to play a little badgammon!

Saturday, downtown Seattle was on the agenda. I really wanted to get a cup of coffee and see the market. The market is amazing....there are so many seafood stands, fresh fruit, and flowers. Oh my goodness the flowers! A bouquet that goes for $50 in Texas costs $5 there. We walked around all over and got to eat seafood on the dock, we saw the original Starbucks, saw lots of musicians play and had a really good time. By the end of the day, there were so many people that we were ready to go. Our feet were starting to hurt and we were exhausted! We came back and ate dinner, but before we went to bed, we did play with some of Robert's toys. They have a fire pit in their backyard and Jason was determined to get a fire started, despite the wood being really wet. So Robert brought out his flame thrower. Jason couldnt have all the fun so I joined in. That thing was awesome! He uses it to kill the weeds that grow through his stones, so we were the weed killers. Then it was on to target practice!!! BB guns are fun, I tell ya.

Fun day, but I fell asleep watching TV on the couch, which is certainly my MO. What a great day!

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