That hotel smell
Levi’s USA no longer sells any courduroy pants for men. This troubles me.
I’m in Seattle, and somehow I just knew I’d find a pair here. Sure enough, I did today at Red Light in Capitol Hill. I swear, I walked right in, went straight to the rack of cords, and there they were: within the five pairs of 33-inch waisted-pants was the pair of black Levi’s cords I’ve been after for a few years. As I tried them on, I actually thought about wearing them out of the store, little kid style.
Let’s see, what else can I write about? I know…
Just a general observation. I have a sneaking suspicion that the majority of Seattleites take their coffee houses for granted. Coming from San Francisco, it’s both refreshing and inspiring to see so much coffee being served all over the damn place. Sure, the grass is always greener (i.e., coffee SUCKS in the Bay Area), but I just appreciate a community that takes the art of coffee seriously. And it doesn’t hurt that it all tastes amazing, either.
Any other Seattle stereotypes I can touch on? Hmmm…
Oh yeah, it rained all day today.
Other than that, I think I’ve run out. I won’t be donning any flannel and going to the Soundgarden show. Nor will I hit up REI and strap on my Birkenstocks. Nope, we’re just gonna have dinner with friends and maybe go for drinks somewhere.
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November 29th, 2005 at 1:22 pm
is that really true about the cords?? for both men and women?
November 30th, 2005 at 10:37 pm
sorry i never responded to this. and sorry to mislead.
yes, i meant only for men. correcting that right now.
April 1st, 2006 at 10:37 am
i was looking at coffee at wikipedia due to this posting, and i looked up “hermaphrodite” because i’m reading “Middlesex”, which directed me to “intersex” and the weird thing was it says “See also: Jamie Lee Curtis”. Not related to the posting, but discovery originated by the posting.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intersexual