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We just got back from our annual trek to Seattle for the Bumbershoot Music and Arts Festival (and more). I’ll post some pictures soon, but in the meantime here is a short synopsis of what we did. Enjoy, and maybe we’ll see you there next year… Wednesday August 31 We flew to Seattle (Southwest Airlines) and arrived in the [...]
Our granddaughter (the seven year old, not the nine year old) did this music-themed art in her class recently. Very cool, don’t you think? Get stevenology by email Follow stevenology on twitter
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Save the date! On December 11th, 2010 it’s the (third) annual Swell Sister Art Show and once again my wife, friend, and partner Petra B will have a piece or two in the exhibit, along with various types of art by other members of the Swell Sister Society art group. The free event is part [...]
Hello again, family, friends, and everyone else too. The pictures from our Seattle 2010 trip are now online! We had a great time as usual. There are Seattle pix, Bumbershoot Festival pix, and just some other weird pix we took on the trip. Note: These photos came from three different cameras: a real digital camera [...]
Sunday September 5
Day two of the festival and I am loving it! No surprise there. Same routine, we took the monorail to the Festival and grabbed a snack at the hospitality area. Our first show to see was David Bazan at the KEXP secret lounge. While we waited, we heard a few songs by The Tripwires which
First off, part one is here in case you missed it.
Friday September 3
And a happy birthday to the daughter too. We started the day, as with the past few, by having a light breakfast in the room. Then we were outta there, to walk a few blocks to the monorail station. We took the 90-second train to the Seattle Center, because it was the day before the Bumbershoot Music and Arts festival. The day before? So what, you say? Ha. Yeah. Well, they open up the visual art exhibits a day early (for one thing), so we got a great chance to check all the art a day early before all the crowds were there. And it was