They recently revealed a new statue outside the ballpark of the Seattle Mariners, to honor one of the best players to ever play for Seattle - Ichiro Suzuki. See if you can spot anything wrong with the statue:
Yet another attempt to maintain a blog - I wonder how long this will last...
They recently revealed a new statue outside the ballpark of the Seattle Mariners, to honor one of the best players to ever play for Seattle - Ichiro Suzuki. See if you can spot anything wrong with the statue:
Trump has asked for a budget of $10 billion to spend on Washington DC projects, like this planned eyesore:
That is four times the proposed budget for the National Park Service. Which is a disgrace. In the meantime, Operation Epic Fury is costing the US about $1 billion every day. And who is paying for the war and Trump's stupid vanity projects? Why the US taxpayer of course. The cost of living is rising, led by the significant increase in gas prices. I'm going to have to start filling up exclusively at Costco gas stations, which are generally the cheapest around.
You're supposed to rotate your bed mattress 180 degrees every 3 to 6 months. I rotated mine last weekend, and now I'm suffering from a bad back and lack of sleep. What a mistake. I think I'm going to rotate my mattress back to how it was this weekend. This is not the first time this has happened. I don't know why one side of my mattress is so messed up compared to the other. I've even tried sleeping on the other side of the bed, but that hasn't helped. I think I've just created that perfect, comfortable depression in the mattress on one side - and nothing else will do.
It should come as no surprise that I've been building a Lego set to help deal with the current stresses of work. I've just completed this one:
No Easter eggs for me this weekend. Disappointing. I'm teased by the presence of Cadbury Creme Eggs at the grocery stores - but I'm not tempted because the ones for sale here are made by Hershey and taste significantly inferior to the ones back in the UK. Just like all the other Cadbury-branded products they sell here. It's an absolute disgrace. No wonder that whenever I come back to the UK, I'm forced to return to the US with loads of chocolate in my luggage. Which inevitably doesn't last as long as it should.
I had a really bad craving for a Sunday roast today. Like I could drive a ways just to get one. It's kind of tragic that there isn't anywhere in the Seattle area that I can go - at least that I'm aware of. There are a few British/Irish pubs - but most of them are just British in terms of decor, and don't offer British food. And the few that do, I don't see Sunday roast being offered. They are the kind of places that offer shepherd's pie, but made from beef so they are not really shepherd's pie but cottage pie. I just did a Google search, and I see somewhere in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle that offers a traditional Sunday roast. But it looks to be a fairly high-end restaurant where reservations are necessary, and the price of the roast dinner is definitely on the high end. Not exactly the British pub type roast I really desire.