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September 11, Neighborhood Round-up begins with a West Seattle Tribute to Freedom….
…Alki unveils its Lady Liberty so reveals West Seattle Blog
Personal remembrance of things past…Pike Place Market, circa 1923, via Alki. Always a wonderful surprise at Beach Drive Blog when one of these is caught on digital.
Ballard Avenue compares the “Bootylicious” quotient of an Olympic Sculpture. Issaquah Undressed and ART.
The Wedgwood Blog ponders ”weighty” sidewalk issues in a “healthy” debate. NIMFY musings At Large in Ballard.
Urban fruit harvest time! Capitol Hill Seattle reminds us the proper harvest “ratio” for the annual bounty. Bento Box tip at Broadway Seattle .
Captain Columbia City and the cinema….On again/ off again the wagon at Kirkland Weblog.
Red Brick Blog in Issaquah wonders “Y” for fun. First Day of School in Sammamishmash.
Miller Park Neighborhood wins for BEST headline…”Storm in a D-Cup”!
Posted: September 11th, 2007 under General Real Estate.
Tags: alki, Ballard, Capitol-Hill, Columbia-City, Issaquah, Kirkland, Neighborhood-Round-up, Sammamish, Wedgwood, West-Seattle
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from Joe Beitey
Time September 11, 2007 at 8:35 am
Hi Deborah,
As always, thanks for a great post summarizing current events in the Emerald City! 
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from Deborah Burns
Time September 11, 2007 at 5:07 pm
Hi Joe,
I love Seattle, not a native, I chose to live here and all the wonderful neighborhoods are what make Seattle an amazing place to live. So all the neighborhood “bits” are important to recognize on occassion. Micro is as important to our daily lives as the Macro, it’s what makes up the simple joys and pleasures of day to day life.
Thanks for stopping by!
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from Ian Mariano
Time September 12, 2007 at 9:32 am
Deborah,
Amen to that, the ‘bits’ are what makes a place special. The simple joys and pleasures.
I could neglect going outside to lavish on the sun because of stuff at work, knowing deep inside that im already spacing out,low productivity. Then i go outside and just capture ideas that i would never think of if i was ‘inside’.
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from Deborah Burns
Time September 12, 2007 at 10:30 pm
Hi Ian,
I read about you and the sun! We love the sun here too…it’s just not as frequent as in Reno!
1. Comment from Ian Mariano
Time September 11, 2007 at 7:13 am
I’ve never been to West part of Seattle. But i sure would love to see that eagle while munching on those wild berries in an independent movie house.. nice.