OK, there were more preferences for Serendipity Cafe, so I went with that.
I called and made a reservation, under Moxie, for 6 pm. Come if you can, with or without kids.
Here's the info (address and map) for Serendipty Cafe. It's at 3222 West McGraw Street, between 32nd Ave W and 33rd Ave W. 206-282-9866.
Can't wait to see you!
Moxie, sorry to have missed you this evening, both my daughter and I are not feeling well. I just wanted to take this opportunity to thank you for Ask Moxie! It has been a wonderful source of information and community. I only wish I had found it sooner. Nevertheless, the information on developmental spurts, various book recommendations, and T-Tapp have all been very helpful. I started T-Tapp and meditation(http://www.centerpointe.com/)right before my daughter's first birthday, and together these have drastically improved my sense of well being in the past 6 months. Thank you so much for all that you do. Sorry to have missed the chance to thank you in person. Kind regards and many thanks.
Posted by: Jennifer | October 27, 2008 at 11:58 PM
Me too! I was really looking forward to meeting you and thanking you for the site, your support and your recommendations. Instead I kicked my husband out of the house over the weekend. Enough said.
Posted by: Alma | October 28, 2008 at 01:30 AM
Thank you so much, Moxie! It was wonderful to meet you and some other local Moxie-ites!
Sorry again that my daughter smeared applesauce on your sweater. :-)
Posted by: Kathy | October 28, 2008 at 03:01 AM
Kathy, ha! I think it won't soak in because my son's smeared a protective layer of butter on that sweater already.
Alma, are you OK? Congratulations on the decision, but I'm sorry you had to make it.
Jennifer, feel better!
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Thanks, Moxie. I am going to be okay. I can't say my heart has fully committed to the divorce route yet, but I don't see any other logical decision when I look frankly at the facts of my marriage, or my husband's response to being tossed. It's just hard to let the make-believe run out.
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Food.. wow . delicious.
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