Nun does long weekend, part 2

[sistawendy]

Re-bar on the Sunday night before Memorial Day: one of the best sardine scenes I've ever experienced, which is saying something. I got adopted by the fianceé of one of the resident DJs and she showed me a wonderful time. Awesome.

Monday, lunch with the seldom seen cow! I'm doing my best to seduce em back to Seattle. Afterwards I attempted to walk off the sweet potato fries from Coastal Kitchen, and was inevitably drawn into Everyday Music where I snarfed some Arcade Fire. I don't want record stores to die. Never, ever.

I worked a live site issue from 7:30 Monday night, in the middle of walking Bigpuppy, until after 1:00 Tuesday morning.

Lots of things have been happening lately that aren't really bloggable, even under lock. Ahem.

Comments

[maellenkleth]

Well, at least I do hope that the 'ahem' signifies **some** good stuff!

[staxxy.livejournal.com]

my all time favorite record store is Bop Street in Ballard on Market. GO THERE. Geeble. Say hi to Dave or Max, for me.

[sistawendy.livejournal.com]

Isn't Bop Street vinyl only or vinyl mostly? No gotta turntable.

[staxxy.livejournal.com]

I get cds there every time I go. they have *everything*.

Vinyl
cassette
cds
dvds
vhs
8-tracks...

[macabre0.livejournal.com]

My favorite record store is Amoeba in SF. The one in Haight makes me a little woozy every time I go there. *swoon*

Here's hoping the stuff that's unbloggable is sexy and hot.

[sistawendy.livejournal.com]

I ♥ Amoeba SF! I went there on public transit right after surgery and risked longer healing. Je ne regrette rien.

The unbloggable stuff was certainly... new and different.

[cow.livejournal.com]

It was awesome seeing you, as well! Way, way too long in between brunches. Much less time between now and next time.

Everyday Music is still around? Yay! I went by where it used to be and now there's a proto-light-rail station, and was worried they were gone for good.