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Randy Holloway at Microsoft

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Enjoying Redmond

I made it to Redmond earlier today, and spent some time walking around near my hotel. It was a pretty poor way to spend Father's Day, compared to spending time with my family, but I managed to enjoy it a little bit. There is a place called the Redmond Town Center that is adjacent to my hotel- I really wish we had something like this in the St. Louis area. Basically, it is an outdoor mall with some neat restaurants, some good stores, and a movie theater. The only place that I've seen that is similar is in the metro-Chicago area. Places like this, along with some kind of reasonable public transportation options, would really make suburban life a lot more enjoyable.

Posted: Sunday, June 20, 2004 11:07 PM by RandyHolloway

Comments

Alex Lowe said:

If you've never eaten Cold Stone ice cream then I encourage you to visit the Cold Stone creamery in that town center.
# June 20, 2004 11:03 PM

Scott said:

Just remember that when you go back home.

An outdoor mall in Washington near Seattle.

outdoor

mall

Don't go to the Claim Jumper restauant there unless you are REALLY hungry, the portions are HUMONGOUS! But the seven layer chocolatte cake will last you a week. :)
# June 20, 2004 11:42 PM

Kern said:

hey now. The Gap in RTC might have cheap flimsy clothing, and you can certainly hang out near overfunded teens in any of the other chain stores - or get some great REI goods, all sarcasm aside - but does anyone within a hundred mile radius smoke some good 'q? Ohhh no. (Well maybe, but then they offer you The Man, and your tongue just can't tell after that, can it?!?)

Go home and love what you got.
# June 22, 2004 11:23 AM

Jeff Weisbecker said:

I highly recommend a trip into the Square for a bowl of chili at J&M's. Some of the best chili I have ever had. The integrity of the ingredients combined with the perfectly palatable relationships between them will trigger no constraints in asking for more on the table. Aaack! It almost reads as if I am talking about database stuff. Go figure :-)
# June 24, 2004 4:45 PM
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