Thursday, March 1, 2012

Why did the pony have to gargle?

 

Because he was a little HORSE! Haha!

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I came into town at a very good time!

Tonight Amber, her mom and her sister Emily went to see a horse show called Cavalia. I tagged along since Amber assured me that you are free if you’re flat enough to fit between seats.

We posed for a few shots outside the HUGE circus tents.

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We learned that the show has 46 horses and all of them are males around eight years old.

 

Amber told me that the big top has been up for months in Redmond and that a lot of her friends really loved the show.

The show was a mix between human performers doing aerial and acrobatic stunts and horseback riders doing stunts on or with the horses.

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It was a very cool show. The best part was when the horseback riders would do flips around the horse as it was galloping.

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What is your favorite part of the circus?

 

Seattle Fun Fact: Seattle was the first American city to put police on bicycles. Seattle has the highest percentage of people riding bikes to work compared to other US cities its size.

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Made it to Seattle!

After a LONG trip in the mail and a little wait in the mailbox, I made it to Amber and Michael’s house in Redmond, WA.

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It has been rainy here and even snowed a little this morning. There is no more snow on the ground now. The weather forecast says that it will be rainy for the next few days.

To celebrate my arrival and since February 29th only comes once every four years, Michael made a delicious steak dinner. There was steak, baked potatoes and asparagus.

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They served me the bones and fat…since I don’t have any.

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I am so glad that 3D-Justice sent me here for the month. Even though I feel far from home, I can’t wait to see more of the Seattle area.

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I am going to try to update my blog often to share our adventures.

Fun Seattle Fact of the Day:
Seattle was the first city in the US to play a Beatles song on the radio.

 

What did you do to celebrate the Leap Day?