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Thursday, September 17, 2009

Sunday Car Show

Six o'clock Sunday morning in downtown Edmonds, and I woke out of a deep sleep to the voices of men quietly talking. "Okay," I thought, "these folks are some serious old car lovers.!" I am in no way serious about cars.

I never had a chance to get behind the wheels of any kind of vehicle until I was eighteen. I just about scared my future stepdad bald that day. He never let me get near a car again. That's right... I did not try driving seriously until I was twenty eight. So there is no way in the world would I have had any worthwhile stories to share with my buddies at a car show. But I showered and dressed quickly and caught some serious car watchers gagaing on some cars that even I thought were hot!

That's right 2009... brand new day...

there were some women who were getting wrapped up in the show too!

If you are ready for a little bit of the car show... HIT THE GAS

Sunday, September 13, 2009

Breast Cancer Walk

Saturday morning in downtown Edmonds. Participants in the Breast Cancer4 3 Day Walk are proudly walking by. I am proud and excited to be able to see them.

The cat in this picture appears to be fascinated by the people walking by.

My friend, "Teddy Bear,"

appears to have decided he really could care less.

But the walkers are applauded and given bottles of water by their supporters!!!

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Thursday, September 17, 2009

Sunday Car Show

Sunday, September 13, 2009

Breast Cancer Walk

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