Our Wallingford informants did make, however, and sent us this photo of the bike blender they constructed for the occasion.
¡Vive la bicicleta!…
Not a Number, Wallingford’s longest-resident oddment shop, sounds like they’re getting roughed up by the economy. We just saw this come across Twitter:
Hey, we need your help to stay in business! If you like what we do for Wallingford come in! Or help find Number6 a job!
Following the link back to their Number6.org blog, we find the following:
As many of you may know, Number Six and the Head Cheese currently run a small brick and mortar gift shop in Seattle. Business has taken a HUGE downturn in the last 3-4 months forcing us to give part of …
We noted back in March that a new auto repair shop was opening where Walt’s used to be on 45th St, across from the Taco Time. We’re getting a few reviews, so we thought we’d share. Amy writes:
Green Care Auto Repair (http://greencareautorepair.com) has opened in the old Walt’s location on 45th Street. I took my car in last week and had a positive experience there. The owner, Alex, was friendly and helpful. He said the shop opened Monday, April 5. Prior to that, they spent a month and a half cleaning up the shop (it was remarkably clean in …
And I’d paint a little circle right there on the trail! Well – …
Proving once again that truth is stranger than fiction, My Green Lake has turned up documentary evidence of a pink gorilla on the loose around Green Lake. See for yourself.…
BIKES ARE BEAUTIFUL!
A one-night celebration of bicycle culture, SATURDAY APRIL 10, 2010 6pm – 2am
Hosted by Viking Fire Foundry – 4710 Ballard Ave Seattle
This is an indoor/outdoor rain or shine event. Bikes are not mandatory but spontaneous parading up and down Ballard Avenue is encouraged.
Just down the street from The Tractor, Sunset Tavern and other venues. Come early or late. This is one party which will be going after last call.
From 6 – 9 pm …
Chris Carter is a busy guy—which makes sense, really, because he’s the principal of a very busy school. Despite a nasty head cold, and the week-long school break, Chris took the time to meet with me and provide a first-hand glimpse of the happenings at Hamilton International Middle School.
You know, despite how close I live to Hamilton, I honestly didn’t know a thing about the school. My only experience with the school has been watching students cut across my yard to get to the Metro stop, or when buses were idling along 41st, blocking my driveway until …
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