Today was my first day back from my big trip and I was happy to be back.
Ernie gave me plenty of his big slobbery open mouth kisses.
And helped me take off my glasses.
A visit to the Amazon Spheres has felt like an important part of the Seattle experience since I moved here.
It was a bit tricky getting in to the place. I want to say there's only a day or two each month that the public can visit and even then you have to book a spot in advance.
The elevators had dry erase boards in them. I thought that was pretty cool and engineery.
I did not realize this while I was there, but Wikipedia says that "The spheres have 40,000 plants from 50 countries and are divided into three areas, with the western and eastern domes segregated into the Old World and New World."
They had some fun funky cacti.
I imagine sperm have a similar map to follow.
Zoe brought an actual digital camera to play with. It was interesting that even the photos themselves were a different shape.
We stopped at Mendocino Farms for lunch and Ern made some funny faces for us while we waited for our food.
We popped in to a Tet celebration happening at the Seattle Center.
Back at home Lydia enjoyed some of the pastries I acquired for her while passing through Frankfurt on my big trip. These were funny because I bought them on my first day then lugged them across creation for days and days before returning them home for snack time.
We tried some nice and sour Georgian fruit leather called Tklapi. The beautiful people in that region never saw a fruit they didn't want to make into something cool.
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