Friday night I found Kimber. We had dinner in Chinatown and then went to play miniature golf in an old building from the immigration service in the state. Despite some difficulties to understand the rules of the game, it was nice! We ended up not scoring points and not follow the route in order ...
Saturday morning we went for a ride in a small organic market the university district of Seattle, then in the (very large) campus. It was strange to see fruit and vegetables, raw here in the U.S. ...
At lunchtime, we landed in a fish n chips and I ate a tuna burger (noting in passing that it was not a hamburger) with fine plastic cutlery (how to do otherwise when the animal is 15 cm). It was good, the tuna part was, in fact, a tuna steak cooked mid-, leaf lettuce, sliced onion and tomato were the extras.
It is then returned in Downtown Seattle to eat ice cream (sorbet of watermelon for me) and go to Volunteer Park. En route we stopped in a few shops including one (two true) Urban Outfitters that I love as always. I bought a book to learn the Japanese slang: "Dirty Japanese". There were also French, Russian and English and other books more or less interesting as "What your poo tells you" (in English of course) or "1000 words to look smart '.
After not very hard time finding a place for dinner, we ended up eating at the mall in Westlake. I ordered a cup of a liter of "Diet Pepsi" I still managed to finish (it is small challenges in life sometimes).
For the evening, they found another K seattlite intern as Kimber and the local newspaper (and free) " the Stranger." It was a drive in the Neighborhood, a detour to the local Dick's fast food milkshakes for three (two and a third chocolate, vanilla), then poses a playground for children (I made the slide and swing, yeah!). We finished the evening in K whose apartment located on Capitol Hill offers a beautiful view of the city (includes Space Needle). I met her roommate and some of her friends. We talked about peanut butter, brownies, wigs and Paris.
For today, we will still dealing with balls bowling and billiards are planned!
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