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mkwhite

Seattle Weekend Stuff

Aug 15, 2005 18:16

On Friday, Ray and I went out and saw Broken Flowers at the Landmark Harvard End Theater in the Capital Hill neighborhood of Seattle. The movie sucked. It had a lot of promise, tons of actresses I usually enjoy, and it starred Bill Murray, which usually sells me on a movie even if nothing else about it seems worth wasting my time on. Broken ( Read more... )

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khamsin August 15 2005, 23:48:46 UTC

hooray for having a home! i'm so glad for you. it sounds like you're finding wonderful things.

i'm in rockford for a whirlwind visit and can't help but think about our indulgent weekend by the pool. i miss you!

mkwhite August 15 2005, 23:52:03 UTC

That was such a wonderfully low key and relaxing weekend! Thank you again for having invited me.

I hope your visit to the parents is going well, and I hope you're settled in and comfortable in your new home soon, too. I miss you, too. I wish I could have been their for the last porch celebration.

esk August 16 2005, 04:09:02 UTC

oh no! i saw broken flowers at the harvard exit this weekend also, with a co-worker. i liked it, although i agree the ending was kind of MEH! and it wasn't the most exciting use of bill murray i've ever seen.

i'm glad you guys are settling in a little. you know me out here! we should do stuff, and um, stuff. if you ever want to see a movie or go to a show or whatever...let me know :)

mkwhite August 16 2005, 05:30:19 UTC

We should get together sometime ... though I'm not really sure what to recommend, but even just grabbing a drink over in your neighborhood would be fun. Or a movie would be good too. I'll email my phone #, and you should send me yours.

dilicous August 16 2005, 10:33:18 UTC

Glad you're feeling more settled in.

mkwhite August 16 2005, 17:03:13 UTC

Thanks Jill. I hope you're feeling better, too. It's OK to complain, though, any time you want. I think that might be a big part of what your LJ friends are here for.

welcome anonymous August 16 2005, 16:53:33 UTC

Welcome to Seattle, Mel. It's a great city, despite its flaws (traffic, indecisiveness, dark rainy winters, etc.). There are plenty of writers, artists, musicians, which livens up the place. You can also find groups focusing on foreign language, in case you want to brush up.
Andrew

Re: welcome mkwhite August 16 2005, 17:01:53 UTC

Thanks!
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