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what's up everyone. I moved to washington from missouri about a year ago, I now live in poulsbo. if anyone wants to chat my email addys/IM's are:
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I also live on Whidbey Island. I go to church in Bellevue, to school in Lynnwood and I spend most my weekends in Federal Way and Tacoma. haha, so I'm aaaaall over western Washington!
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I lived in the Seattle area for nearly 9 years (kids and I were baptized at St. James in Seattle), my younger brother still lives there in the Tukwila area...hence my frequent visits whenever possible.
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Live in Tacoma, work in Issaquah! (Yeah, don't tell me, I need to buy a motorcycle! ;-))
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My fiancee and I are flying into Seattle for our honeymoon. Headed up to Victoria and then cruising to Alaska. Then touring Seattle for the last leg of our trip, before flying home. Should be fun.
Right now I'm trying to find the unique stuff about Seattle. So far Boeing seems to be the only truly unique thing I know of. That and Microsoft, but I don't know how you can tour Microsoft. Space Needle--uh, it's a tower. If you locals know of other cool, unique stuff, that's great!
I'll offer reputation to anyone who comes up with cool Seattle-only things to do! Man, what a deal!
Right now I'm trying to find the unique stuff about Seattle. So far Boeing seems to be the only truly unique thing I know of. That and Microsoft, but I don't know how you can tour Microsoft. Space Needle--uh, it's a tower. If you locals know of other cool, unique stuff, that's great!
I'll offer reputation to anyone who comes up with cool Seattle-only things to do! Man, what a deal!
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onecrazycowgirl
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Well, you can take the elevator up the Space Needle and eat in the restaurant at the top - can't remember what it's called ( It rotates!! ), Pike Place Market, Seattle Center, The Children's Theater is always funapplepowerpc said:My fiancee and I are flying into Seattle for our honeymoon. Headed up to Victoria and then cruising to Alaska. Then touring Seattle for the last leg of our trip, before flying home. Should be fun.
Right now I'm trying to find the unique stuff about Seattle. So far Boeing seems to be the only truly unique thing I know of. That and Microsoft, but I don't know how you can tour Microsoft. Space Needle--uh, it's a tower. If you locals know of other cool, unique stuff, that's great!
and there's this one museum that I can never remember what is - or it changes a lot, and there's some submarine there, but I can't remember what it was called, or you could always take the foot ferry to Bremerton and ... err, there's not much over there ... There's probably more to do in Seattle, but that's what came to mind first.
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Cool, you gave me some new stuff to look into, thanks! I just won 6 tickets to the Nordic Museum (in Seattle) on Ebay. Somehow I don't think we'll be able to have 4 kids by the end of our honeymoon.
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Seattle--> the aquarium, the zoo, the Museum of History and Industry, the Fremont neighbourhood, independent theatres...
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