Animation Exhibit in Seattle

[Lynnie]

(Continued from above, one more time)


The whole KND Sector V


And lastly, some cute robots outside the animation exhibit. There was one that played Tic-Tac-Toe with you. It wasn't playing right though- wouldn't put the x's where I told it to. It was still cool though.

Basically how the day unfolded is Iceberg and I each waited for eachother at the two different entrances of the building. I sent him a text letting him know I was there and where I was, and he found me. Thankfully, we both had just gotten there so neither of us were waiting very long. We got our tickets and browsed through the exhibit for about two and a half hours. We played with sound effects, and did voice overs (both for KND), and watched while other people took pictures of themselves. We watched a few more people try a few other things, too. And then sat watching the cartoons in the screening area for about half an hour. And we talked a lot. We eventually decided we saw everything and went down to the gift shop, where sadly they had absolutely nothing CN related. Everything was either just science related or related to animation in general. It was a bit of a let down for both of us, but I found a cool shirt that says

Seattle Girl! Caffeine-craving, ferry-riding, fish-tossing, flannel-wearing, raindrop-dodging, super-cool, super-fun, hipster diva... Do I look like I use to play in a grunge band???

And there's a picture of a Starbucks cup on one side and an umbrella on the other. It made me laugh, and other than the grunge band part, it's sooo me.

We then went to eat at the Seattle Center's eatery. I had a Southwest Chicken sandwich with fries, onion rings and a pumpkin milkshake. We strolled around the Seattle Center grounds a bit more before finally departing at the base of the Space Needle.

There are a few more pictures of us, but I'll upload them later. Glad you like the pics Cass! I'm sure you would have enjoyed it. It was a lot of fun.