Happy ½ Anniversary!

It all began two years ago...thereabouts since it was a Leap Day. We're half-way to our first anniversary, so for our ½ celebration we decided to do something different. We went to a screening of a locally produced movie supporting marriage equality. The name of the film is Inlaws and Outlaws. This was anything but a dry documentary! It was a funny, poignant, and meaningful look at what love is, whether it be between two people of the same or opposite sex.

Ever since leaving the northeast, Pooky and I have struggled to find a pizza that is what we are used to. Some places claim to be New York style around here, but the truth is, pizza in Seattle is more like California pizza. It should be known we lived in the Capital Hill district of Seattle for a summer, and we drove passed this pizzeria almost daily, but did we ever stop in the eat there? No, because we had been jaded by our previous pizza experiences and couldn't stand another disappointment. Until now.

Hey, it's our ½ Anniversary, why not live on the edge and try something new? Since we were going to be in the area to see the movie, may as well take the chance.

What this place lacks in customer service they made up with having a 98.9% authentic New York style pizza!

I am suffering so much from waiting that I almost give up and die. Pooky becomes un-amused and stands guard with a straw.

With nothing better to do, I thought we should have the obligatory picture of our ½ Anniversary to commemorate our waiting for the pizza. Maybe it felt like it took forever because I was so hungry, or perhaps things were moving slower than I am used to.

Pooky passed the time by reading the local counter-culture newspapers where you can sell your drug-free urine for $60 a pee, or connect with various and sundry single people looking for various and sundry sexual partners. I believe there are also ads to sell your eggs and sperm. One ad that was not about sex but was titled as such was: Don't give away your pussy in regard to low-cost spaying of your kitty.

Finally when the pizza came I was drawing my last breath of life. Not really, it was just my stomach growling. I ate until I was happy and contented. I wanted to get an ice cream later at Cold Stone but they close at 9pm and the movie let out at that time. I guess that will have to be for another merriment and celebration!