haveph8

Seattle was pretty fun. I had a pretty good time there. I must say, the downtown area was simply amazing. Awesome architecture, very neat, very clean. But asides from that and the seaside area, Seattle wasn't that great. Either because I just didn't know where to be looking or whatnot, but all the other neighbourhood were kinda...ghetto. It wasn't totally dirty but it wasn't clean either. Population of mostly black people(not that I have anything againts them!). It was kinda weird considering black people are EXTREMELY rare in Vancouver. I have seen so few of them since I moved here.

Asides from visiting, we went out at a tavern a friend of mine suggested checking. It's called Linda's tavern. Which is really ironic because, in my parent's young time, taverns were for men only. No women were ever allowed in them. Linda. Ironic.

We checked out a place called Bad Juju aswell, which was supposed to be a good alternative bar. It was really nice, good look to it but so few people on a Saturday night, it was pathetic.

On Sunday we went to the Sick of it all show. Which was awesome. The Graceland venue was really really hot though. The place was crowded and I was sweating without doing any movements.

We planned to check the most touristic areas on Monday, but the weather wasn't very nice, very foggy and cloudy. Which wouldn't have given me a nice view from the Space Needle. So we decided to do some shopping and get back to Vancouver.

For those wanting to see photos I've taken of Seattle, click here.

What else is new...hmm, I've seen The Village. Pretty good movie although, I thought it was very predictable, as opposed to M. Night Shyamalan's Sixth Sense and Unbreakable(although I did guess the ending before it ended! hehe). Good anyhow, great filmography, nice way to play with colors and all!