Dance of the Dragonfly: Day 2. She's already a star!

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Thursday, January 25

Day 2. She's already a star!

We took Koya and Luna for an afternoon run to Myrtle Edwards Park. It was beautiful running along the water by Elliot Bay. We ran around 3.5 miles to the new Olympic Sculpture Park and back.

While there, a photographer saw the four of us walking through one of the larger sculptures (to the right) and started snapping a bunch of pictures. He stopped us and got all of our names and a little information about what we were doing at the park. Who knows, maybe our new little family will be in the paper (Seattle P.I.) in the next few days.

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