Tomorrow I will be heading up to Seattle at an ungodly hour. The plan was to hang out with my godsister for the day, but she ran off on an unannounced road trip with her French luv-air and is not going to be in the Northwest at all. (What is it about French luv-airs that encourage this sort of flagrantly last minute, unplanned, but we must assume ultimately passionate, road tripping?)

This leaves me a day in Seattle with not a whole lot to do until the even-tide, when I’m having dinner with Susannah before our 10 year high school reunion. I can’t even have lunch with my father: he’s not working in the city tomorrow.

What is a former Seattleite to do but mournfully waft up and down the streets she used to call home, dragging her rolly suitcase and collapsable hoop behind her? Oh Seattle, she will moan, Do you not remember me? Why for must I be here with a rolly suitcase? Why for am I denied your Emerald Beauty? Why for do I live in an enormous beach-side strip-mall?

And why for did I slip into third person?

Anyhow, to fill my time I have decided treat myself to a nice girly day and many rides on the bus. I made an appointment with my favorite hair dresser. I will also being going to Hello Gorgeous, my favorite Capitol Hill boutique, and perhaps enjoying an overpriced pretentious but healthy lunch at the Gravity Bar. I am also pursuing coffee with a Yeti. After that, I may kick it with the homeless dudes at the library.

I will have much to report after the reunion. In fact, I’m ashamed to admit that I’m doing a little web project so that unfortunate classmates unable to make it to The Duchess Tavern (between University Village Mall, Ravenna Park, and a Cemetary! FUN!) or the Seahawks Stadium (paid for by unwilling Seattle taxpayers who said they didn’t want it!) will be able to partake in the mocking fun with all of us who were there! Be watching for that. Oh, the fun that will be had.