TypHos Take Seattle

People! I have actual internet now (as well as actual cable) as opposed to the bootleg internet(*cough cough* and cable *cough cough*) I've been using for the past three years. It's kinda nice. Especially since I'm able to Google Daniel Craig images ad nauseum. See!

^my personal favorite

It's also given me a chance to toss together a rough draft, a'la Anners, for Joders' US Invasion. She's seriously going to be bigger than the Beatles! And thus, Jesus.

Now, I must admit something. I've been to Seattle proper, like, a total of four times. So, we'll learn together!!

First up: The Space Needle! Now, depending on what time we fly into Sea-Tac from LA, we can hit the Space Needle first. There we can get something to eat and head up to the observation deck where we can take in a 360 degree view of Seattle. Now, if you want to visit during the day and then again at night to get a different perspective, they sell admission tix that will allow visits for that purpose. And afterward, we can hustle on over the Seattle Center, which is right by the Needle and houses some awesome museums. The hours vary by attraction, so if it's late we can put that off until the next day and head on over to Pike Place Market instead. There, they throw salmon around, which has earned them PETA's wrath lately. I've never seen it myself, but I hear it's truly cool and a must see.

The next day we can take in the waterfront and the underground Seattle tour. Each tour lasts an hour and a half. Beware of lots of stairs and uneven surfaces. After that, we can take in the rest of Pioneer Square, which is the center of Seattle history. There's the Seattle Police museum and Klondike Gold Rush historic park which tells the story of those who came through during their search for gold.

If you're interested, there's also the Seattle Aquarium and tons of higher end shops along the waterfront where we can look at all the pretty, pretty clothes and be snubbed Pretty Woman style. To be honest, I'm sort of looking forward to be snubbed Pretty Woman style.

Now we get to the final day of your visit to the great Northwest. This day we can head down to Mount St. Helens, which is about a four to five hour drive. Maybe even less since it'll be on a weekday. How far up we can go depends on how severe the winter has been. Since it'll be November, it shouldn't be too bad. However, if the weather turns out to be horrid, we can always jet on up to Canada, a country I enjoy immensely. If we head up to Victoria, BC, there's plenty of wineries, museums, and even fricken castles to tour!

And as you can see, Eva totally thinks November is going to be a blast!

Feel free to add/delete/suggest anything from now until the day I leave for LA. I haven't decided what day that is just yet, but when I know, you guys will be the first to hear!

P.S.: While looking for an awesome pic of Eva Green to illustrate what I'm truly feeling right now, I came across these gems:

I know it's just an effect from the flash, but Eva looks incredibly high,
thus making me incredibly jealous.
I hate Vogue for making my favorite actress pose in such a manner
THIS PICTURE EXISTS!!!! Milla Jovovich and Eva Green, people!!!
Two of the possibly coolest people to ever have walked this Earth! I die.