Taking AmTrak To Seattle For The New Year's Weekend

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  1. ABM

    ABM Happily Married In Music City, USA!

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    You should open a restaurant offering up Irish 7-course meals...........................yeah, a six-pack and a potata.
     
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    Sweet! Our hotel is just one block from the light rail Westlake Station..

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    ABM Happily Married In Music City, USA!

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    My wife brought home a Frommer's last night.

    Uh oh. $$$
     
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    If you want to drop some coin, my bro says Canlis is the best culinary experience he's had in Seattle.
     
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    Canlis is good, but if you're going all out, make sure you get a table with a view.
     
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    Fox Sports Grill is roomy and has TV's all over.

    Jimmy's on First will give you more of a "die-hard fan" perspective.

    Which cafe over in Bremerton? I lived there until about 3 years ago and go back once a month...many of the "cute old cafes" have been "not-so-cutely-hit-by-the-recession". Though they're trying to develop the waterfront, and Noah's Ark is still alive and kicking.
     
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    I think it's one right there when you get off the ferry. :dunno:

    I'll have to ask my wife.

    So, Jimmy's would be a "safe" place to watch the game.......assuming I'll have my Ducks shirt on? :ghoti:
     
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    As it turns out, it's Bainbridge Island she wants to go to. She claims I wasn't listening...............again. :tsktsk:

    Looking @ The Harbour Public House for lunch. :dunno:




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