Memory Lane

Though not my memories. I guess this could also be a Flashback Friday. Anyway, I was visiting my Grandparents and Mom last week and we got out some photos my Grandmother had found that I had never seen before. Like this gem below. Yup that's my mom circa 197-big hair. I'm not sure but either way enjoyable for all.

Nerds

Best way to spend a Saturday evening: tea, friends and board games followed by great conversation.
I love us!

This is friendship...

This is love. Miles can't separate this.

Looking Snazzy

Because our hubbies birthdays fall within 8 days of one another, Jen and I decided to do a joint gift this year. We treated them to a haircut and hot towel shave at Squire Barber Shop. Considering how classy they came out, we felt it was a success. I mean come on...just look at them! But not too much, they're both taken.

Community

I had the chance to go to a lunch and learn more about FareStart, an organization I've been volunteering with. This is their community table in the middle of their restaurant. It had the purposes: the importance of gathering around food, remembering their students always have a place to come and that nothing is beyond saving. The two pillars as well as the table top are reclaimed from the building when they were set to be destroyed.

If you don't know, FareStart is an amazing organization that teaches people culinary arts who otherwise wouldn't have the opportunity to support themselves. They do this in a variety of different ways and so much more than that.

They are basically my new heroes.

Please check out more about them and if you're in the Seattle area, stop in for a weekday lunch, their Thursday guest chef dinners or volunteer with them in the contract kitchen. You will not be disappointed.