New Home & Back to LA

Well I'm all moved in to my new place here in Ballard, more specifically - Sunset Hill! I'm so excited, but a little sad. When I first moved up to the Northwest, I wanted to move straight to Seattle into Queen Anne Hill, but as we all know my first place home was the Eastside in Kirkland. I felt so far from Seattle; and Bellevue made me sick to my stomach. Bellevue reminded me of Irving down in the OC. Time went on and I started falling in love with the Eastside. It was full of trees, I was close to the mountains to go hiking, and the best part of all - when it snowed we got hit the hardest and I love the snow.

Well this had to change sooner or later, after all my car's license plate starts with "206-" and when I got my cell number changed I got the 206 prefix and we all know 206 is the area code for Seattle.

Now here I'm, in Seattle! I can see the top of the Space Needle and the downtown high rises over Queen Anne Hill. Have a view of Fremont, Magnolia, Bellevue, Lake Union, and the Cascades. If I go outside, there is a view of the Olympics and If I walk for less than 3 minutes, I have a view of the Sound. On top of that, I live 3 blocks from Puget Sound. The Locks are down the street, if I'm hungry I have many places to choose from and if I want coffee or a beer, I have too many choices. Last but not least, I live on a hill! I can't wait for winter again and some snow!

Well here are some pics of inside my place, more pics of my views later.

Now all I need is an HDTV, and to blow up some of my waterfall pics to a nice big size to decorate my place.

Well, Wednesday I'll be back in Los Angeles again for a test I'm freaking out over - an Electromyography or EMG for short (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromyography) I have had this done before and it left me with nightmares. We all know how much I hate needles. I can't even look at one on the television and I have passed out before just getting poked with a needle for something as easy as a Tuberculosis test. Well now imagine me getting poke with a needle and having an electric current running through it as they move the needle through my skin and insert that needle everywhere on my back, neck and arms. Last time I had that done it left me so lightheaded I couldn't stand up for almost half an hour and my muscles were sore and in pain for a few days. All this pain just to see how bad my nerves were damaged or pinched thanks to that car accident. I just want this to end. I can't believe all this has happened because of that car accident, I should be thankful it wasn't worse, but its hard when you can't do what you used to do for fun and have to be careful with what you do.

Well for all of you down in LA, I fly in Wed at 11:20pm at LAX, and I'll be staying at the Radisson Hotel at LAX (yay!), and leave LAX at 7:30pm and get back into Seattle at 10:08pm.