Finally Escaped
My house in the Madrona neighborhood sold. The real estate agent from KW that I used was a complete douchbag. He greedily overpriced the house when it went on the market. It sat for months. Over the months and many open houses, I noticed that he had worn only one pair of somewhat expensive dress shoes (that he likely lucked out finding at the Goodwill).
The painfully Asian/Seattle family that bought my home will likely blend in perfectly in my neighborhood. They will enjoy NOT talking with any of the neighbors, not interacting in the neighborhood, and not participating in anything locally. It's the perfect Asian and Seattle way to live life, avoiding your neighbors and your surroundings, as if this is any difference from the way that Asians drive their vehicles.
They'll also enjoy having their 24/7/365 rice cooker on my expensive granite counter tops, using the Dacor stove and innundating the kitchen with cooking that smells and looks like fishing-bait, and unfortunately, there's no 'slot' in the Miele dishwasher for 'chop-sticks' and will jam the arm on the dishwasher and give an error code..."NO CHOPSTICKS".
I'm certain that there's at least 20 pairs of shoes on the front porch from the family and all twelve or so relative that are sleeping on mats on the floor, as it's very Asian to take your shoes off before entering the house. Unfortunately...it's Seattle, and Papasan's odor-eaters are soaked through from the rain. He's gotta be to work at Microsoft early to work on the Mandarin language level translator and Mamasan is busy beating his odor-eaters against the brick retaining wall. He's spent the entire week working on the Mandarin to English translation for, "Sexy Hot Mama". So far he's come up with, "Hot Rice From Mother". It ain't a'workin'. Fortunately, his department boss is Vietnamese and covers for him. They often leave Microsoft campus and enjoy REAL American food for lunch together, like burgers, fries, and real beer.
I'm not a racist. I call it like I've seen it for many years. I've moved back to the Southeast Gulf coast, and have been enjoying life here with real people that know how to interact as normal people.
The last Asian person I had seen here since relocating, was at the Chinese restaurant buffet. You can keep Seattle, the Asian population, and all the passive-agressive people. The weather, cost of living, and all the other bullshit, goes without saying.
Fortune Cookie Say: "Round-eye, that not chicken. No, we not see your kitty-cat"