Seattle Christmas Shopping

emeraldkity4
Sat, 15 Nov 2008 01:51:56 +0000

Pike Place Market is very cool- but it gets cold down by the sound.
and having had to go to Bellevue 4 times this week- * not* supposedly during commute time- you do not want to have to go over there if you don’t have to.

OMG- My grandma worked in the downtown Fredericks for decades ( where the real Santa was- seriously)



MOHAI Holiday Tea: Home for the Holidays
Saturday, December 13 – 2 p.m.
Sip a cup of tea, nibble on a pastry and celebrate the legacy of one of Seattle’s beloved department stores – Frederick & Nelson. A fashion show from Goodwill’s amazing Vintage Fashion Collection will feature Frederick & Nelson apparel. Enjoy the holiday memories of past Seattleites in a readers’ theater performance. You’ll also have the chance to see the current exhibit From the Home Front and the Front Lines: Veterans History Project Collections of the Library of Congress. A Library of Congress Exhibition. Santa will be on hand, so bring your camera and take a memorable holiday photo in MOHAI’s antique sleigh. Tickets available at [Brown Paper Tickets - The first and only fair-trade ticketing service!](http://www.brownpapertickets.com) or 800.677.5758. MOHAI members $20, General public $30. MOHAI tables $140, General public tables $210.



Paul Bunyan room shakes and going across the street to the Copper Kitchen for french dip- I am so old. I miss the doormen ( Nordstroms is there now- but it isn’t the same-)
I still have my Uncle Mistletoe.
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