Fickle Finger of Fate

Last Sunday we went down to Seattle to see Molly Ringwald in Sweet Charity.  We arrived in Seattle a few hours early (we had tickets to a matinee) so we went to Nordstrom to kill time.  I'm in search of the perfect workout attire.  At Nordstrom I spotted Stella McCartney's Adidas workout wear.  I grabbed a handful of items to try on before spotting the price tags.  Then begrudgingly put most of it back.  That stuff, despite being so cute, is EXPENSIVE.  I bought an Adidas (non Stella McCartney) jacket that has an interior pocket for your iPod.  After leaving Nordstrom we headed to The Paramount Theatre.  Our seats were sublime, eighth row.  After years of sitting in the balcony I've discovered the joys of the main floor.  Now there's no going back.  It's like sitting in first class for the first time.  Molly was adorable.  Her singing voice isn't anything to rave about, but despite that I still thought she was great.  She fit the role.  But I will say that the plays ending left me unsatisfied.  After leaving the Paramount we went to Tom Douglas' newest restaurant Serious Pie.  It's located around the corner from the Dahlia Lounge.  The interior is on the petite side with family style dining tables.  The prices of the pizzas range from $11-$15.  I asked how many people each pizza feeds and was informed that they're personal sized pizza.  I think the prices are a bit steep for a personal pizza.  We split a "foraged mushroom with truffle cheese" pizza and a "cherry bomb peppers with sweet fennel sausage" between three of us.  If you aren't famished I suggest splitting.  The pizzas were delicious and I think another trip is in order to try the other pizza toppings.