You know how you live somewhere for awhile, but only discover certain places once you have visitors? It’s like a fresh set of eyes looking at the world and observing everything that has become mundane to you.
Perhaps Ben’s favorite thing about Seattle was his discovery of Piroshky, Piroshky— a little Russian pastry shop at Pike Place Market. I’ve been by it hundreds of times, but never made a purchase. There are always really long lines on Saturdays so I’ve always avoided it, but if you go on a weekday there’s no wait for the tasty goodness. And the smell….OH, the smell! MMmmmmm.
We ate our piroshkies at the park, and then headed to Lake Union for a very important appointment.
We booked a seaplane tour for Dad & Ben around the Seattle area. I think these two pilots really enjoyed getting a birdseye view, and somehow convinced the seaplane pilot to fly longer and do some touch-and-gos that he normally doesn’t do for ‘regular’ passengers.
After that, they ran off to the Museum of Flight and the rest of us relaxed in the sun before meeting up for a fish n’ chips dinner at Ivars.
And that was the end of one crazy mild spring break
Thanks for visiting, dear family. It pains me that we don’t live closer (how about y’all move to Seattle? wink wink), but I’m blessed that we have wonderful opportunities like these to spend as a family. Until next time….

























































