As more and more snow kept piling up, Ulrika, Leah, and I decided to find a hill down which to sled. Naturally we figured 65th and Phinney would be the best location; it's a hill so steep no driver would be foolish enough to try and make their way up or down it in these conditions. On our way there, we stopped off at a park to test our skill at navigating our makeshift vehicles:
By the time we'd made it to the bottom of the hill there was already a crowd (we're talking 11pm, btw). It turns out our fluorescent innertubes were actually pretty bonafide when compared to the Obama/Biden signs and cardboard boxes most people were using to sled down the hill.
Ulrika and Leah went down before me:
Here's my trip to the bottom:
Everything about Seattle has been wonderful these past few days. It's nice feeling in touch with our community
Sunday, December 21, 2008
Saturday, December 20, 2008
SNOW DAY!
Last night Ulrika, Leah (my co-worker, and our new housemate), and I attended a holiday party hosted by our friends Amy and Ty.
Ty and Amy live right in the heart of Ballard, the neighborhood where we live (and I work!). Afterwards we walked home:
Leah and Ulrika:
In front of our lovely house, in the traditionally Scandinavian neighborhood of Ballard:
Today the streets were still all icy. I slipped on the concrete steps to our front porch and landed right on my hip bone the other night, and last night I wound up flat on my back a few times!
Ty and Amy live right in the heart of Ballard, the neighborhood where we live (and I work!). Afterwards we walked home:
Leah and Ulrika:
In front of our lovely house, in the traditionally Scandinavian neighborhood of Ballard:
Today the streets were still all icy. I slipped on the concrete steps to our front porch and landed right on my hip bone the other night, and last night I wound up flat on my back a few times!
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