Saturday in Seattle

I went to the famous Pike Place market yesterday.

It was totally my kind of scene.

The produce was beautiful, and reminded me of Korea^^

Everyone was friendly, which was nice.

Don't squeeze the avocodos...

{Grease}

I accepted generous offers of apple slices and bites of pear...so delicious!

I also tried some chocolate pasta. Two favorites brought together at last.

Lunch at the delicious Beecher's Handmade Cheese shop.

Watching the cheese-making process...

Delicious homemade tomato soup topped with

fresh cheese and herb-roasted croutons

accompanied my perfectly-toasted

fresh cheese grilled sandwich.

Perfect for the cold, rainy day.

Then I ordered dessert from the bakery.

{Why wouldn't I??}

I ate my delicious cinnamon pull-apart bread

as I listened to this beautiful man playing the piano on the corner.

He was singing the honky-tonk blues one minute

then pulling out some classical pieces that filled the street

with a classic, turn-of-the-century ambience.

Also saw a clown making balloon swords for kids.

And a Korean gentleman playing for tips.

And of course, I stopped and watch the famous fish guys.

They were so...pleasant.

Honestly put a smile on my face to watch them

have fun while they worked.

Everything was super fresh

and I'm still craving a good home-grilled salmon.

The shops were so fun, too!

This store had spices from all around the world.

Books in every nook and cranny

It was my kind of day.

And I thought to myself, "I could live here."

p.s. I started the day at the Seattle Temple.

It was lovely.

Isn't it beautiful in the cloudy sky?