Molly and I travelled to a quaint little town in Washington for a few days where we caught up with some old friends, ate more food than we thought possible, and then washed it all down with an excess of libations. Seattle has some amazing restaurants. We ate some excellent sushi at Maneki, the oldest Japanese restaurant in the city, ranging from eel to octopus. I just ate the salmon. Food should not have suckers and be neon purple in color. Aside from the edible delights, I got to ride my bike at the I-5 Colonnade bike park. Google it. It's rad. I'll let the pictures do the rest of the talking. 
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great pics- the one of the giant under the bridge is a little creepy, though...
hey tyson,
it's tim wiler from SMN (well, tim gonzalez-wiler nowadays). i'm actually in seattle now. if you ever find yourself here again, shoot me an email at tim [dot] gonzalezwiler [at] gmail.
i'm really enjoying catching up on your blog. your sisters both found me on facebook, and it's good to get some virtual berndts (and berndt eppersons, and mckennas) back in my life. love your whole family to pieces.
take care, my friend, and keep enjoying what seems to be an incredible life.
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