Last week, we offered two pairs of tickets to the Seattle International Film Festival to readers who would donate to a Wallingford-based charity. Well, we’ve got two more pairs of tickets to give away, so this time, we’re going to make it even easier for you. Leave a comment on this post with your suggestion for what you would title a documentary about Wallingford. We’ll pick two entries at random to receive the tickets and announce the winner Thursday, in time for you to grab the tickets for the weekend.
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How about “Birkenstocks & BMWs: Caught between Green Lake and Freemont”
in case we need any other genres:
Romantic Comedy: “When Hippie met Yuppie”
Action: “Naked [Passive] Aggression”
Why, “Wally World” of course!
Wallyhood: Seattle’s best kept secret.
Hmm… I keep thinking of plays off other movie titles:
A Miracle on 45th St
Sex and the erotic bakery
From Wallingford to Eternity
Coffee, Cats and Cupcakes – Wallingford and the World!
oops – forgot to leave my name
Coffee, Cats and Cupcakes: Wallingford and the World!
From Here To Stone Way
Cats Are From Wallingford, Dogs Are From Greenlake
…and on behalf of my Texas-based father, who never fails to comment on the number of people at home/in Starbucks/wandering around 45th mid-week whenever he visits:
Don’t You People Have Jobs?
Triumph of the Squirrel
Wallingford: The Story of a Relatively Cool Neighborhood Told in 120 Minutes.
I’m not actually entering. I already have the SIFF connection via their name on my paycheck.
Boutiques and Burritos, which explores the evolution of 45th: upscaling on the west side, and almost untouched on the east.
Jacqui: When my parents visit from the Netherlands and walk through Wallingford they wonder where all the people are and why it is so quiet! 🙂
“Wallingford: Country Livin’ in the City”
(They are also surprised that people in Wallingford say hello to strangers. Who does that in a big city?!)
Thanks all for the titles. Congrats Emily and Anne!
Now, to get working on that documentary…