Virginia V

I finished up early at Böing (original spelling) today. I could have stayed later, but first all of my Lou colleagues had skyed, leaving me in Lone Ranger mode. Then the siren song of Friday afternoon before vacation began to sing to me. My test was all but finished. We had gathered a lot of data, a box set of DVDs worth. It was a successful test. Things worked out better than expected. Test complete. I returned the rent-a-car and then took Link, the light rail, north to downtown. From there I walked up to Jay and Carl’s. It was a long walk, longer than I had planned on, but it was also a beautiful sunny Seattle Friday afternoon. From downtown, I walked around Lake Union and then by UW. Jay came home, while we were christening their new porch, then we went to dinner. The Virginia V is the last Puget Sound steamer left from its famous Mosquito Fleet.