For our June hike, we decided on Denny Creek which is a short 30 minutes drive from our place. YC’s parents were in town and we enjoyed the hike with them. They were quite adventurous , come what may along the way…
The Fremont Fair is located in the funky Fremont neighborhood. It celebrates the Summer Solstice with a parade and fair. All donations collected at the Fair benefit the programs of Solid Ground, that provide shelter, food, advocacy and care for low-income families and individuals throughout Seattle and King County. But the Fremont Fair is best known for a brave crowd of people who ride the route on their bikes, naked -- except, in many cases, for some strategically placed body paint.
Crowd gathering to watch the parade
Jimmy and Mag lost in the crowd
Kelly helping out at her company’s booth at the fair http://www.alchemygoods.com/
Emil, our brave and heroic Red Cross Captain, volunteering at the fair
“Let’s go spin for a T-shirt!”
I didn’t win one but I asked for it :p Kelly actually won it legit.
We don’t know what instrument this is but it was most hauntingly beautiful..
Earlier, we had chocolate covered strawberries and banana-strawberry shake. Here’s strawberry lemonade, elephant ear and corndog. Will is in line for a corn on cob. Yum!
Some guy laying on broken glass. The kid was about to step on him..
Clockwise from Left: Will, Finn & Emil ending the day with cheers
Saturday morning, we joined Nicole and Giles for the 19th annual Walk for Rice which raises money for the ACRS (Asian Counseling and Referral Service) Food Bank. It was a very pleasant 2.5 mile loop around Seward Park. The event was very well organized and it was great to see many young people participating and having a great time.
Our first greeter at the event
Performers performing double duty as cheerleaders
Will and his groupies
Check out his outfit! Rice bags!
Beautiful lotus flowers
We were invited to a lovely party at KC and YC’s place to celebrate their little bundle of joy. Yihong is such a cutie even at 1 month!
