Ok – so Seattle must be a haven for adults with disabilities who use wheelchairs – in my 10 minute walk downtown I saw no less than 3 adults (2 men 1 woman) wheeling around downtown. Oddly enough, all of them with some spasticity. That is more people I have observed at any one time! And all in the same couple blocks! Right now I’m a couple blocks from my interview, in a Tully’s Coffee House, listening to Beautiful by James Blunt. My interview begins in 30 minutes. I like this neighborhood. To my right an Irish pub, directly across a party store sporting rainbow flags, next to this a Thai restaurant with some language scrawl I cannot recognize (what language do they speak in Thailand?), next to this a pizza house, followed by a little two screen movie theatre that reminds me so much of the old Main Theatre in downtown Coldwater. Kitty-corner to me is a Washington Mutual bank with a banner for the “Wallingford Seafair Kiddies Parade and Festival” (Wallingford is the name of this neighborhood). Finally, a Starbucks just a couple doors down on the left. If my seat were 15 feet over I would have a fantastic view of downtown Seattle, but then I would also be sitting in the street – so I’m opting for the safer, yet less picturesque seat. The bus system is much easier to manage than in San Francisco.
The clouds have mostly disappeared and there is a playful blue sky overhead. While riding the bus here I was able to see the mountains, I passed by the Space Needle. I was told that I need to go do that, even though it’s a bit tourist-y. The lady I’m interviewing with and I have been communicating via email and she has given me lots of ideas on what to do / see while in Seattle. I’m excited. I also got to see Pike Place Market … didn’t go in, because I was over laden with my stuff. Tomorrow. Anyway, my interview is in 20 minutes I think I’ll post this and then begin walking down the street to my interview.
Never mind, the internet has decided to stop working – I’ll post it later. TTFN!
2 comments:
In Thailand, they speak.....Tai.
A Summery of Tai Languages
Hey thanks
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