It's · a · Process...

So one day when coming out of the Lake City Campus I saw a travisty. This poor gnome was sitting on the side of the street. He was so sad looking. Upon further investigation i notice small pieces of him in the parking area and near the street. Then I found his hand bound and separated from his body. It had to be such a shock to him.

I couldn't help but try to investigate the scene to see if I could determine what happened. There were cars near by but none seemed to be near the debris.

I surmised that he had been bound in a trunk and and escaped...but when falling was gravely injured.

May he rest peacefully now that he has been freed.

At Christmas time, some of the trees in Bellevue we decked out in red lights. Fred (my vanpool driver) said he really liked the red trees and since i walked past them everyday i took some pictures.

Here they are:

This year we had a huge snow just before Christmas. I had to use chains for almost a week. I took a bunch of picture of the snow. It was about 6-8 inches deep at the time.

Here are the pictures:

So last Friday I was babysitting and had already put Jones down to bed. I watched the new series premiere of Dollhouse. Really good by the way. So anyways...Bubba and Shelly were TIVOing Battle Star Galactica so I couldn't change the channel. I have never watched the show so I had no idea what was going on. So instead I played with Jones's cars and dinosaurs. It was a good 15 minutes of fun.

Here are some pictures from my play time:

Wednesday I got together with the Eastside Professional Network. Those who had replied did not come but Blair and Scott both came. We had a great time together and a good lunch. I ordered the Ravioli Diavdio (or something like that). And shared the ballpark pretzels with the guys.

Today they launched their Fire Chief Ale and in honor of that they had an old fire truck parked outside the restaurant. The Fire Engine said it was from the Hennepin Fire Dept. in Granville-Hennepin Fire Prot. Dist. I thought it was pretty cool. Here are a few pictures.

This is a wonderful pear dish Anita created specifically for tonight's menu. It was so lovely I had to take a picture although I did not order it.




This was the crepe I had for dinner. So yummy, I would recommend Anita's to anyone looking for something different for a change.





And this delectable treat was my dessert crepe. It was a yummy lemon flavor.




This is the bottle of Pear Cider that I ordered. It was a very subtle pear flavor and very dry. It paired well with both of the crepes.

If you have a chance to check out Anita's I highly recommend it. It is on Leary just east of 8th Ave.