After I picked Carrie up for her split-shift, I took her paycheck(s) to the bank and then continued on north to Seattle, where I hung out with Sandy. We both painted pictures of robots! Here is hers:
It's a li'l blue obot sitting on top of a monitor! I'd show you my robot, but it isn't done yet; there are a couple of touch-ups I wanna do (tonight) before I consider it finished. So you'll see it in tomorrow's post.
Mathias worked until well after 6:30, at which point Sandy & I drove down to Cobalt to pick him up. On the way we listened to The Shaggs
. If you don't know who The Shaggs are, then shame on you! I'd never actually heard any of their music in any quanitity before (just bits here and there), and I have to say there is a train-wreck fascination with their guileless, primitive art. As we pulled up to the Cobalt building Geoff just happened to be walking out. We convinced him to get into the car as well, and then the four of us went to Bush Garden in the International District for din-dins. Mathias, Geoff, and I shared sukiyaki for dinner, which was rather tasty (though not as filling as getting tanooki udon or something like that). Geoff even insisted on getting the bill, which was extremely nice of him. Oh, well, if I worked at Cobalt and made that kind of money, I'd do nice things like that for my friends more often as well.
We drove Geoff back to his truck and then the three remaining people in our party (including me) went back to Sandy & Mathias's apartment for a little bit before Sandy decided it was time for bed and I independently decided it was time for me to go home. Mathias had me borrow Azumanga Daioh - Class Album (Complete Series)
, of which I'll watch some tonight. Maybe even whilst I finish up my robot painting? Who is to be knowing? Are you to be knowing? I am not to be knowing. 
