Wet Okole

The seat covers I ordered from Wet Okole were installed this morning. They're a little pricey but I think they'll be worth it. Their website says, "Wet Okole neoprene waterproof car seat covers are designed for those with an active life style." I won't have to worry about getting in to the car in a bathing suit damp with saltwater or in rain-soaked clothes. Kai from Aikane Nursery has had his for about 5 years, he says they're great. He gets in his truck after working on tree clearing; when they get dirty, he throws them in the washer, then hangs them out to air dry.

The blue matches the color of the car body, the black matches the interior; the original seats were white.

Curtis and I went to Mom's Edward Jones financial advisor to close out her accounts there; this is the last investment account we need to work on. We met with Keoki and his assistant Genese. Unlike Mom's other financial advisors, they want Dad to come in to sign the paperwork; Vaughn and Adelia knew Mom and us well enough they were okay with sending the paperwork home with us. On our way out of the parking garage we looked for disabled parking and didn't see any; we asked the parking attendents, they had no idea what we were talking about. I will have to ask Genese about it tomorrow morning when I call her. If they have none, they will have to come to the house to get Dad's signature.

After meeting with them we went to lunch at the Zippy's Restaurant on King Street near their administration building. I decided to try the Pastrami Sandwich, Curtis had the Zip Dog with Pastrami. We had been talking about Barney's Pastrami Dip in Everett so we had a craving for pastrami.

Pastrami sandwich with fries; Barney's is better.

Zip dog with pastrami. It includes chili and cabbage.

Happy Birthday to Shannen, Vi, & Rylee!