As some of you know from Jason’s blog, we are currently in Seattle, WA. Jason is putting on four speaking programs here in the Emerald City. One of the things I was looking forward to the most about visiting Seattle was getting the chance to see the fish being thrown at Pike Place Market. Who would’ve known that by the time it was all said and done, I would be holding one of those famous fish. The smelly hands that followed the experience were well worth it. Speaking of smells, Jason and I commented on the amazing mix that filled the air at the market. There were fresh flowers, a plethora of fruits and vegetables, fresh honey, coffee beans, bakery smells, and of course – fish. My eyes and ears could not take in the vast variety of things there were to look at and hear, between the vendors with their creative creations, street musicians on every corner, big ships everywhere, and the flying fish. It is an amazingly childlike place to visit.
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[…] We watched a few fish get tossed around, and Kim got to get up close and personal with one. I marveled at the stacks of dungeness crab, believing that if I lived here I’d eat them every day. The sun peeked out from behind the clouds as we strolled the market, stopping to snack on a Russian piroshki and check out the original Starbucks. We liked the market so much, I’m pretty sure we’ll stop there on Saturday again, when we have some more time to troll about. […]
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[…] I had a very miserable piece of pie the other day. You may have heard of the flavor: humble pie. Yes, I was looking through pictures of our Seattle trip with some friends when I realized that I, too, am struggling with a case of Adultitis. Admittance is the first step, right? The picture I shared a few blogs ago with me holding the large fish from the Pike Place Fish Market struck a chord with me. […]
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[…] • Check out some pictures from our recent East coast trip, and read about our trip to Seattle for some speaking engagements. • Be sure to send us your ideas for creative Adultitis-curing Christmas gifts. The most creative will win a complimentary subscription to Club K&J. • Get some more information on creating a gratitude journal. • Learn more about bringing Jason to speak to your group. • Don’t miss the specials at the Kim & Jason Lemonade Stand, especially the new Christmas cards and the Escape Adulthood 10-pack. • Reading corner: Fish: A Remarkable Way to Boost Morale and Improve Results. (Check out Kim and her big fish!) • Congrats to Todd McClamroch, winner of last show’s promo and owner of some brand spankin’ new Escape Adulthood books. […]
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[…] • Check out some pictures from our recent East coast trip, and read about our trip to Seattle for some speaking engagements. • Be sure to send us your ideas for creative Adultitis-curing Christmas gifts. The most creative will win a complimentary subscription to Club K&J. • Get some more information on creating a gratitude journal. • Learn more about bringing Jason to speak to your group. • Don’t miss the specials at the Kim & Jason Lemonade Stand, especially the new Christmas cards and the Escape Adulthood 10-pack. • Reading corner: Fish: A Remarkable Way to Boost Morale and Improve Results. (Check out Kim and her big fish!) • Congrats to Todd McClamroch, winner of last show’s promo and owner of some brand spankin’ new Escape Adulthood books. […]
What a fun photo! Glad you had such a great childlike experience!!!
That’s a serious fish!! You’ve read the book “Fish”, I assume, about their marketing strategy. Enjoy the city!
That is one big piece of Sushi! How did it taste?