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Larry and I had a slumber party at the Seattle Westin last night.
After I wrapped up a client photo shoot, the suite was all ours… We stayed in a 2 bedroom suite with an attached parlor on the 45th floor in the North Tower (the taller and newer of the two Towers). The Seattle Westin’s Director of Marketing informed me that a scene from the movie, The Ring, was filmed in our suite.
This morning we ordered in for breakfast to maximize our suite time… lounging in our robes we soaked in the incredible views, watched Airline - one of A&E’s trashy shows, and got ready for our afternoon of shopping.
Our first stop was Salon Shoes at Nordstroms to visit Matt. I dropped off a pair of boots to get cleaned and to see if he had anything special set aside for me. Next we picked up a sweater that was repaired at Sally Menders. The sweater cost me a fortune and continues to because of all the times I’ve dropped it off to get a snag repaired. I should probably get rid of the sweater but it’s so beautiful…
After we finished my errands, we continued to putter around downtown to start our holiday shopping. The best part of today was that I felt like I was on vacation with Larry and it definitely got me thinking of how I can convince more clients to have photo shoots in hotel rooms!
Bush people make it too damn easy for us...
Boris Yeltsin, president of Russia from 1991 to 1999, receives a complimentary can of Spam® during a visit to the United States. Boris is not amused.
Jet lag or just dumb? Bush Jr. trapped.
Chuck Norris recently had the idea to sell his urine as a canned beverage. We know this beverage as Red Bull... Chuck Norris frequently signs up for beginner karate classes, just so he can "accidentally" beat the shit out of little kids... Chuck Norris is currently suing NBC, claiming Law and Order are trademarked names for his left and right legs...
I love Fall... especially on days like today.
B-U-W-L Honkey. Have any of you watched the show, My Name Is Earl? It's some funny shit. All the characters are hilarious.
I love Randy. Watching him dance to his favorite song, "It Takes Two" by Rob Base, makes my day.
Jason Lee plays Earl. Jason started skating at 13 and made pro 5 years later. He started Stereo Skateboards with Chris Pastras and they closed shop in 1996 when Jason decided to pursue acting. Stereo Skateboards is back up and running and they are putting a team together. Can't wait to check out their new decks.
