Save the Date...

May 10th, 2008

Thats right bitches! We've set a date. We finally sat down over the weekend, cracked open a calendar, and set a date for our wedding. Ehheeeeeee! I'm excited. Stay turned for more details to come, as well as invitations.


In more current news, we are heading to the cabin this weekend for a quick getaway, even though it will most likely rain the whole time. It will just be nice to get out of the city for 2 days.

Team Drunkard

US on Friday @ The Pig & Whistle



We not only made an appearance at The Pig but we stumbled over to the Beardorff (?), super seedy bar. Felt like somewhere my ghetto mother would go to pick up on bad country karaoke signin' middle aged hetero's. Scary.

US on Sunday @ The Chapel



Feeling we hadn't consumed enough alcohol on Friday, we made a stop at Chapel for $4 Martinis from 5pm-8pm. We drank solid for 3 hours, 6 drinks a piece. I tried as many as I could, until I had a Mint Gimlet, and was immediately hooked. It's like a super concentrated Mojito. Yum.

This was a brief alcoholic message, brought to you by Team Drunkard.

Celebrating their second Summer Season. Look for upcoming invites to events.

I'm so bad with titles...

I'm never able to think of an appropriate title for my blogs. I think my problem is that I try to name the blog before I type it. Hmm.

Q: Fellow bloggers, do you typically name your blog before or after you've typed it?

Hopefully, some of you will answer and that will shed a little light on my inability to title.

Onward...
We've kept up with the weekend hike, so now that totals 2 hikes 1 trip to the dog beach. This weekend we walked the Cedar River Trail out in BFE of Issaquah. We were passing cows... seriously. Farm country is fun, I really like driving through the area, checking out all the animals.

Fun fact: Farmers keep llamas in order to scare off coyotes, protecting the sheep.
Look at this weird guy...



I've begun my yearly work for the Seattle LGBT Center, this year I'm coordinating the entertainment for the festival in Volunteer Park. The majority of the work so far I've been able to do in spare time. Luckily, I don't take it home. Saturdays we meet and update the rest of the committee and move forward in planning. It's good we started so early this year, last year felt like a Chinese fire drill.

I'm really looking forward to the summertime, we've whipped out the calendar and started making notes on camp sites we'd like to visit and how many stops at the cabin we'll be making. I think I should have plenty of vacation hours, this June will be my 4 year anniversary at the Times, and so that respectively bumps me up to 4 weeks of vacation a year. WOOHOO!