“Remember that some of the best things in your life haven’t happened yet.” – unknown
We were practicing riding the bus so we went downtown to visit Pike Place market and the (in)famous gum wall.
We also visited the famous fish throwers at Pike Place Market. It’s the only type of fish we’ve seen up close since Mr. D has yet to catch one.
Unless you count the plastic ones. Cooper the dog likes to try too.
Hiking little Mt. Si
The sign of the week makes it seem easy to catch fish. Thank goodness we can just tell fish stories by the fire pit instead.
Surprised By Joy 
What a great week in review. I can’t catch fish either, but I sure like to eat them. Thankful that there are people who can’t catch fish. Because like the fish, I’m hooked. Have a great week.
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Thankful there are people who CAN catch fish.
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You’re hooked — so good, Clay!! One day we’ll catch one… 🙂
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Thanks for another fun weekly review.
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Thank you, Brad!
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I especially like the silhouette of Mr. D fishing. There’s just a hint of Tom Sawyer about it.
P.S. My novel Healing River is coming out this fall, Wynne. I’d be honored if you’d consider reading it and writing a brief endorsement. Assuming the publisher uses it, it will appear on the dust jacket, and possibly on the back of the paperback edition as well. Thanks and blessings! ~Mitch
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Thank you, Mitch! I saw that you were publishing Healing River. Congratulations. Okay – I’d be happy read it and write a blurb. Do you have an ARC you can send me?
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What lovely moments, Wynne – in nature and by the comfort of the firepit. It’s amazing you’re training the kids to ride the bus now. It’s on our list for the Spring with T.
Speaking of training, those Pike Fish Market staff are world famous. Many moons ago, for a customer service training, we watched a video that featured them. Such charming and winsome service!
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I didn’t think we were going to do the bus quite yet either. But she’s ready — and that’s the moment I realized I was not. I actually miss the time in the car with her.
I love that they were in a video. They are charming, that’s for sure. One of them slapped Mr. D’s hand with a fish tail. A fish high-5! 🙂
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Looks like a great week Wynne!
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September and October really are loving months here in the PNW, aren’t they?
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It was THIS big! How fun taking the bus into the city and watching the fish fly. When I saw that picture of Cooper, I thought he was a bear at first.
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I love this comment. Thanks, Beth!
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Cute sign, cuter kids!
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Ah, thank you, Dr. Stein!! 🙂
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Is the gum wall made of chewing gums ? Besides that, all the photos are very nice! The light shows that fall is approaching rather fast…
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I love the Pike Place Market and the flying fish. They have done a fabulous motivational video that we used as part of our staff training once. Mr D will catch a fish when the time is right! Hugs to all.
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What a great week! Can’t go wrong with time in nature, exploring downtown, or relaxing by the firepit.
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Sigh…those pics for Mr. D. in silhouette are stunning. There’s something about a youngster sitting near water, fishing pole in hand, that stops me in my tracks. And you know what? The cover of Surviving Sue?Where Sue’s fishing? I never made the connection until now. I love those waterside pics…and I KNOW Mr. D’s got a “big one” coming soon. Love to all! 💝💝💝
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Great Pictures and love the kids looking soooo cute and grown up. Big fish on the hook here we come.. Maybe he can get a weekend job there.. lol.
Hugs and love to you!!! xx That quote is awesome too and I totally agree ““Remember that some of the best things in your life haven’t happened yet.” – unknown
xxxxx
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