These guys were good. They even had CDs of their music for sale. They were outside of Starbucks. 
John and Wendi took us to the very first Starbucks store. It was founded in 1971. It's a tiny little store and the line takes up the entire building, so there are no tables. They treated us to yummy hot cocoa.
If you ever go to Seattle, you may notice there is a Starbucks store on almost every street corner! John and Wendi said you have to be very specific when you're meeting someone at Starbucks because there are so many!
This guy was, by far, my favorite street entertainer!! He was singing a very funkified version of "No More Monkey's Jumping on the Bed." He had bells on one foot, clackers on the other, a harmonica, guitar and hula hoop! After I snapped the picture, I took notice of the signs in his guitar case. It was open for donations, of course, but the signs read SALE 50% off donations! He even has a website there for true fans. EmeryCarl.com, in case you're interested.
If you ever go to Seattle, you may notice there is a Starbucks store on almost every street corner! John and Wendi said you have to be very specific when you're meeting someone at Starbucks because there are so many!
This guy was, by far, my favorite street entertainer!! He was singing a very funkified version of "No More Monkey's Jumping on the Bed." He had bells on one foot, clackers on the other, a harmonica, guitar and hula hoop! After I snapped the picture, I took notice of the signs in his guitar case. It was open for donations, of course, but the signs read SALE 50% off donations! He even has a website there for true fans. EmeryCarl.com, in case you're interested.
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LOL. We saw this same monkey guy when we were in Seattle this summer!
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