[F] Just a few pics from Seattle lingerie mini-meet 1.0
Jacqueline Hookey
very nice food was eaten too...
glinda and I found mushroom brie - a cheese to drool over for mushroom
lovers, and for those non mushroom lovers we found Peach Stoli (yep we
took a pic of it!) It really is great stuff... <drool>
That's about it really - we ate lots of chocolate too, and found a hard
cover copy of Strata at "Twice sold tales" in Seattle, a book shop to
add to your travel plans if you ever make it to Seattle... They have
cat bridges connecting all the book shelves and it's *brilliant* :)
There are just a few pics being added to my website from the meet,
including the great view from glinda's appartment that made me feel like
I was spending time in a tree house ;)
http://www.cadvision.com/woodrr/HTML/Seattle.html
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Oh gods get outta my head - glinda/ookey (at the same time)
Ookey
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Kimberley Verburg
>That's about it really - we ate lots of chocolate too, and found a hard
>cover copy of Strata at "Twice sold tales" in Seattle, a book shop to
>add to your travel plans if you ever make it to Seattle... They have
>cat bridges connecting all the book shelves and it's *brilliant* :)
Cat bridges? Is that so felines can play the game where they compete to
be the quickest to get from Eliot to Pratchett *without* paws touching
the floor or using customers' heads?
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Jacqueline Hookey
> On Tue, 4 May 1999 20:27:17 -0600,
> demon...@oversized.freeserve.co.uk (Jacqueline Hookey) wrote:
> [SNIP]
>
> Maybe I'm doing something wrong but there ain't no pictures on
> that page!!
The pics are there now - I'd mislayed my camera cable in the packing...
:(
> And after you'd got me all excited as well!!!!!
<giggle> There's nothing wild or exciting on the page... Just a few
pics that got taken before too much Stoli was drunk... <hic>
Ookey
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Paul E. Jamison
>
[snip for JUSTICE!]
>
> Picture three storefronts, entrance in the middle one, doors
> between it and the ones on either side. The bookshelves are about
> 8' high; there are lots and lots of arched bridges connecting the
> shelves, in the space between the shelves and the ceilings. Also
> openings at that height between the rooms, and two spiral
> staircases for the cats to get to the shelftops. (And a flying
> pterodactyl, and half a SCUD missile embedded in a wall, and a
> "BATES MOTEL No Vacancy" sign, and...) The jackalope seems to
> have gone missing, though....
>
Now *that* sounds like a bookstore that a town can be proud of!
Ten years ago I came across a bookstore in Boston that had cats (at which I
decided that cats are an essential part of any proper bookstore), but I don't
recall anything like this setup. Pity. Oh, well, at least the Boston
bookstore had a calendar for sale that showed teddy bears posed in various
sexual positions
Paul E. Jamison, Esq. (No, I didn't buy it, but who's going to believe me
now?)
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