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For the next leg of our four day weekend extravaganza we went to Seattle for some-site seeing, swimming and serious pie. 
Yes, we went to the world famous restaurant in Seattle called Serious Pie. It was voted one of the best pizza places in the nation and we could see it looking out our hotel window so of course we had to check it out. It was up scale, funky and we had a great time. 
One side of the Sadler table

The other side.
 We stayed in the Marriot and made full use of all of the fancy amenities and enjoyed the bustling city life. Of course the gorgeous white sheets ended up with almost every bodily function on them by the end of out one night stay (including a diaper blow out, a picked scab that bled, pee from when Linc was nude, and slober after someone ate a yummy candy), but that's what the laundry room is for right?

Kids checking out the view.

View of Puget Sound.

Boys checking out the view.

Space Needle at sunset.

Dylan got a roll-away right next to the window, lucky!

Shane and the littles getting ready for bed.

Seattle night life.

Sadler swimming time. 

Lincoln in his "swimming jacket".  Man that floor was slippery.

Warner in the pool for the first time.
We capped off the trip with a nice trip to a down town McDonald's for breakfast and headed to the zoo.

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