I did a trip to this Japanese garden with about one-hundred years of history today. It’s located along the southern part of Seattle. The park is located unassumingly in a residential area that is quite far from areas with high foot traffic relative to other parts of Seattle.
The brother of one of my old friends tasked me to liquidate 14 years worth of IT equipment for his company. The range of IT equipment ranged from network appliances, monitors, laptops, cables, adapters, etc. I used Craig’s List, OfferUp, eBay, and Amazon marketplace to offload the items. Some notable items that were given to […]
I went with my mom for a short trip to get some fresh air at the UW Arboretum. We haven’t been to the place in ages, so it was a pleasant refresh. In walking through the place, construction on the 520 Floating Bridge was viewable.
Today was the opening celebration of the new Highway 99 Tunnel to replace the Alaskan Way Viaduct. The area was closed down to vehicles, but people were allowed to walk through, and I happened to do so with some friends. There were King County Metro Buses to shuttle people around the various celebration zones around […]
Just a gallery of my trip to Seafair 2014. Some notable aircraft displaying stunts were the Blue Angels, Bell Boeing V-22 Ospreys, and Apache Helicopters.
Yesterday when I was venturing into Chinatown/International District in Seattle, there was a newspaper fire inside a vending machine when I arrived. I did not see who started the fire or know the cause behind it, but luckily nobody was hurt. A good samaritan did put it out, and other spectators did call the fire […]
While visiting a friend, he pointed me to a black abandoned Lexus in his apartment garage. It been sitting there for months accumulating much dust; various people wrote some “poetic slogans”‘. According to my friend, the vehicle was eventually towed away. Now looking back, that car more than likely may have been a stolen one