
My buddy Dave was visiting from Chicago this weekend. Friday night we went to a birthday party. Saturday we had brunch at
Easy Street in West Seattle, then drove around a bit, then took the water taxi to downtown! At Dave's request, we went seeking oysters, and found them at
The Brooklyn, which was happily across

the street from the newly expanded
Seattle Art Museum, which I had not yet explored. Then we had coffee, and went to meet up with
carapace_green who drove us around much of the rest of the evening. We went and checked out the new
Cha Cha Lounge, then had a wonderful dinner at my favorite sushi place:
Mashiko. Dave wanted to keep barhopping, so we went to
West 5 (and ran into
terriblestorm on the way there, by chance) and later to the
Stumbling Monk. Me? I'm officially over bar hopping. I'm not even sure I like bars any more at all. Today, we ate dim sum then I read, cooked, and cleaned most of the day, while Dave messed around on the computer. We did spend a bit of time jamming...Dave on my badly underused acoustic guitar and me on drums, which was really fun. He thinks I could be very good if I put my mind to it. We tried watching a movie from the library, but it was too scratched up, so I introduced him to the joy that is
The Guru instead, and then took him to the airport. I'm beat...but have to get up early tomorrow to get an oil change in before heading to work. Bah.
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I used to know the owner of the Stumbling Monk when it was just a store next door to it's current location. I assume it's the same guy, but who knows. I had a major crush on him, and it became clear that he didn't have a crush on me, might even have been gay, so I stopped going there. I felt embarrassed for myself. :\
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