Little Snot Bucket

[prosodic]

So I found an ad for Reber Ranch in the Kent Reporter today. I threw the newspaper in the recycle bin after I read it, but I kept the Reber Ranch flier, because there was a coupon for a free dog toy. I put the flier on the kitchen counter.

Stepped out to Target for about half an hour for birthday party shopping (Beck is getting a bag of pool toys to play with in the jacuzzi, and he's also getting a Mr. Potato Head). Came home, and Reece greeted me at the door, with a pile of shredded Reber Ranch ad on the floor behind her.

Well, so much for her free toy. After I cleaned up the mess (and she continued to make a mess as I was cleaning it up because she absconded with a large piece of the ad and started shredding that to bits), I had to call Lance to tell him about it. He laughed.

I suppose it was funny. No harm done. But no toy for you, you little snot.

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Lance asked what I wanted for my birthday. I told him that all I wanted was a day with him in downtown Seattle, enjoying Pike Place Market and the Space Needle. So that's what we're doing on the 13th. I'm just trying to figure out the best place to park. Lisa is supposed to be meeting us for lunch, but I'm wondering if it just wouldn't be easier to park outside her apartment building in Cap Hill and take the bus from there. It would certainly be cheaper.

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[jenny-rambles.livejournal.com]

LOL - if she only knew what she had done! :)

I always parked down by the space needle park thing - across from that Music Project building. If there wasn't anything big going on it was like 5$. Then I'd take their little tram thing into the downtown area (even though it was only like 2 or 3 blocks). The building that the tram goes into has that Fireworks store which I loved!!! (I think it was called fireworks - something like that. It was all this cool artsy stuff)

[prosodic.livejournal.com]

I'll check into parking prices there. There is parking at Pike Place Market too, but that's probably more expensive, and I don't know how much luck we'll have finding on-street parking.

This is why I hardly ever go downtown. Too much hassle.

The tram's ok, but they do charge for it, and there is a free bus that goes around to all the touristy areas. But we'll probably just walk once we figure out the parking situation.