We have a three day weekend because of MLK Day on Monday. We weren't sure what we wanted to do this weekend, but we came up with a few good ideas. Saturday morning we went to eat breakfast at a restaurant that my Dad heard was good, The Dish. It was pretty small inside, contrary to the gigantic food portions. We sat at the counter and could see into the kitchen, which was pretty cool. I got a ham, cheese, mushroom, and onion omelette that came with roasted red potatoes and a choice of an english muffin, a scone, or toast. Troy also got an omelette, but his had italian sausage, parmesan cheese, onions, and spinach. He also got potatoes and toast with his. On top of all that, he also ordered a blueberry pancake that was probably about 8" in diameter. I'm surprised we actually ate most of our food. It was all pretty good and not too expensive by Seattle's standards.

After breakfast, we went to University Village and walked around. It's been really foggy and cloudy the last several days, but it's gotten really clear and sunny today. University Village is basically an outdoor mall with all kinds of small shops, stores, and Starbucks, of course. We walked around the Crate & Barrel and I found a ton of stuff that I like, but won't be buying any time soon, unfortunately. Then we got some hot tea from Starbucks with one of my gift cards I got from work.

Then we drove to Kerry Park to see what the view was like since it's been sunny today. It was still kind of foggy in the distance though and the sun was at a bad angle, making everything silhouetted. After that we went home for a little while and cleaned up the place, then went for a long walk to the waterfront and through downtown. We were planning on seeing Slumdog Millionaire tonight at the Harvard Exit theater on Capitol Hill, but it was sold out when we got there, so we just went home. We might watch the Netflix movie we have and play some video games.

Tomorrow we'll go to church and then watch the championship football games.