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Photographer and conversationalist Jenny Jimenez took in the sights of Upper Queen

Published 7:00 am Monday, September 24, 2012

Originally from St. Louis, Reginald now works for a prison ministry, counseling guys on the street to help them stay out of trouble.
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Originally from St. Louis, Reginald now works for a prison ministry, counseling guys on the street to help them stay out of trouble.
Originally from St. Louis, Reginald now works for a prison ministry, counseling guys on the street to help them stay out of trouble.
Charley was hitting the street for his company, Green Benjamin.
Waiting for a friend at Desert Sun Tanning.
Roulette the Pomeranian lounges around the salon.
Three-month-old Peter & his mom Vasantha took advantage of the good weather and got out of the house.
Friends from high school, Apryl & Ben reconnected over lunch at Hilltop Ale House.
Sydney was out selling cards and chocolate chip banana bread brownies to raise money for Haiti's earthquake victims.
Along with her friend Logan, they've raised almost 100 dollars so far.A  They'll be adding this to the additional money they make at a fundraiser her dad is putting on next Sunday in Ballard.
Waiting for a load to finish at the Queen Anne Laundry Room.
Walker waits patiently outside Cafe Lladro.
Brandon and Jim prepare tonight's menu at How to Cook a Wolf.
Pick up tonight's dinner at Eat Local. The store sells prepared food made from scratch in their kitchen using local, sustainably grown, organic ingredients.
New moms Sonya & Alison met up for lunch.A  Their boys were born within two months of each other.
Presley, aka PJ Diddy was named after the King.
Diana at TeaPot is early for nanny interview.A  She seemed like a great lady.A  I hope she gets it!

Photographer and conversationalist Jenny Jimenez took in the sights of Upper Queen Anne, from tanning salons and fundraisers to and ale houses and coffee shops.Published on January 20, 2010

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