(nearly) lost in seattle

I know i shouldn't pine for the past so often because i may be forgetting the downside of it.

I may be glamorizing the good and overlooking the not-so-great. I wonder if that's why i feel apprehensive to truly enjoy myself? I feel like my future's an ocean of doubt punctuated by the occasional, yet unappealing difficult waves.

Time to tighten my grip on the Lord's anchor as i sail these all-too familar seas.

Yesterday:

With 3 black and white maps of downtown Seattle we printed out from Google Maps, we set off at 8am determined to explore a new city we've never been to. Someone was determined to set foot in Safeco Field, the baseball park of Seattle Mariners. I was determined to shop.

After 30 min of driving around, we finally found our bearings and our Safeco Field. I picked up a teddy bear (whose name is Tobey) and a baseball cap for my Dad at the gift shop. We bought tickets for a private Safeco Field tour that cost US$8 each. It was worth it.

Perfect view from the commentator's stand.

Visited a farmer's market, popular tourist spot in Seattle.

There was alot of people taking photos of this fish stall. So i snapped one of it too! :)

M # Thursday, May 10, 2007.