This is not my first time go to Pike Place Market. I feel a little bit kind when I stand there. Pike Place Market is very similar as our market in China. I have been to Pike Place Market twice and I found that the shops on the side of the road are very good. It’s worth to have a taste.
I took this picture for Kim, the gold pig and my bee bag. The pig remembers me a story of “Anderson Fairy Tales” or maybe “Simsala Grimm” called “The Gold Pig”. It is a story of a poor boy that beg on the street and if he beg less than the day before, his mother won’t give him anything to eat and won’t let him home, so that he sleep with the gold pig fountain of his city every day and sleep on the back of it. One day, he had a dream. The gold pig moved, and takes him to many fun places and gave him food. When the first time I saw this pig, I even think this is where the story happened. Or maybe it really was.
I saw a lot of Asian in the Market. They sell a lot of Asian products. Lots of jewels and clothes, but they are not fashion anymore. I really recognize the food in the house and the food on the side of the road out of the house. I really like a American bakery outside. The one which is my favorite has a really crispy taste and a little bit sweet. It’s not greasy and smells great. It is a small shop and I really don’t remember the name of the bakery, but if you saw a little bakery with the most people there. It must the bakery I recognized.
Walk toward to the end of the Pike Place Market; there you can see a great site of Washington Lake. We saw the sun set at there. Many people sell souvenirs there, about Seattle.
By Rachel ^ ^Y
