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SEATTLE SEAHAWKS the WORLD CHAMPIONS
Victor One, Dashiell, and Miss Vivienne, and all Our Pets, CONGRATULATE the
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS for Winning the SUPER BOWL!
Kenny, Alexander, the Pets, and I had a Great time watching the Game! Next
year, Michael will be here to watch our team win again!
The fabric scarves made with:
* Dashiell, SPORTS PETS by M'Liss
* Victor One & Miss Vivienne, VIA LAND, SEA, & AIR by M'Liss
My fabric collections are on SALE at Hancock Fabrics Stores & on-line at the M'Liss Boutique:
www.hancockfabrics.com/M-Liss-Collection_stcVVcatId550095...
The Beautiful ribbons and Seattle Seahawks fabrics are available at Hancock Fabrics Stores & online.
GO SEAHAWKS!
Quarterback Matt Hasselbeck gets interviewed as the majority of his teammates make their way off the field and into the locker room following the annual Seahawks Scrimmage at Qwest Field on August 2, 2008.
Taken at the preseason football game between the Seattle Seahawks and San Diego Chargers at Qualcomm Stadium on August 8, 2013.
Goff scrambles away from #77 and looks like he's going to score but Sherman comes flying in from the side and stops Goff @ the 2 yard line. Unfortunately Goff was injured and someone on the offense held.
Each student at Tillicum and Tyee Park elementary schools received a mini football after surprise assemblies about safety near railroad tracks with Seahawks star Doug Baldwin Wednesday, May 3.
This Alaska Airlines plane was departing National Airport Washington DC. It has a picture of Russel Wilson on it. Go Hawks.
Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson escapes the pressure from defensive end Chris Long to rush for the game winning touchdown during the Seattle Seahawks 20-13 win over the St. Louis Rams at CenturyLink Field, Dec. 30, 2012. With the touchdown, Wilson tied Peyton Manning's rookie record for touchdown passes. Photo by Brandan Schulze, Military Sea Hawkers.
Join the military chapter of the official Seattle Seahawks booster club at www.militaryseahawkers.com. Free for all service members and veterans.
We tried to get to the parade route but by 9 in the morning there were already to many people, so we just went in to the Clink for the rally.
King County Executive Dow Constantine raises the 12th Man flag with employees outside the Administration Building.
I didn't have a chance to get those sunglasses (free with food donation) so I decided to pain my own.
prints and greeting cards are available on Etsy, Pixels.com, and Society6.
- links are in my profile
Event files, Series 469, Department of Stadium Administration, Event Services, box 20, folder 168, King County Archives.
"Seattle Seahawks" "The Downtown Business District with the space needle in the foreground, the Kingdome on the right and snow-covered Mount Rainier in the distance, 100 miles (160.9 km) away." Photo: Max R. Jensen B16306-Color 1987 I. A. A. C., Inc., Seattle, WA 98109 622-2855 Mike Roberts Color Productions Oakland 94623 www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=551030821613547&set=a...
Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson fakes a handoff to Marshawn Lynch during the Seattle Seahawks 20-13 win over the St. Louis Rams at CenturyLink Field, Dec. 30, 2012. Photo by Brandan Schulze, Military Sea Hawkers.
Join the military chapter of the official Seattle Seahawks booster club at www.militaryseahawkers.com. Free for all service members and veterans.
Seattle Seahawks NFL football players (center Joey Hunt, retired receiver Ricardo Lockette and offensive lineman George Fant) and Sea Gals cheerleaders pose for a group photo during a ‘Meet and Greet’ with U.S. military service members at USO Northwest’s Center at Portland International Airport (PDX) in Portland, Oregon, July 15. The Seahawks players and Sea Gals cheerleaders visited with military service members, including members of the Oregon National Guard, at the PDX airport as part of ‘The 12 Tour.’ (Photo by Sgt. 1st Class April Davis, Oregon Military Department Public Affairs)
Photos from Military Appreciation Day in Seattle, Wash., at the Seahawks football game versus the Baltimore Ravens, Nov. 13, 2011. Photos by Brandan Schulze.
Brandan is a Navy veteran and member of the military chapter of the Sea Hawkers, the official booster club for the Seattle Seahawks. For more information on the chapter, visit www.militaryseahawkers.com. Membership is free for all military service members and veterans.
July 11th, 2013 5pm to 7pm Lakeway Inn Ballroom
Seattle Seahawks 12 Tour
The Seattle Seahawks touched down in Bellingham at the Lakeway Inn
July 11th, 2013 5pm to 7pm
Seahawks Player and Sea-Gal Meet and Greet
FREE EVENT, OPEN TO PUBLIC, FAMILIES WELCOME!!
Stadium Food Served - Tailgating in the Lakeway Lot
714 Lakeway Drive Autograph signing, pictures welcome, and watch upcoming season video with 2012 season highlights and Rookie Clips.
Classic Car Show and Tailgate Concessions available to public at Poppes360 entrance beginning at 5pm!
7- 9pm Poppe’s Martini Bar and Lounge 21+ Crowd
Opportunity to Meet and Mingle with Seahawks Players:
Doug Baldwin and Red Bryant and the Sea-Gals!
Numerous Seahawks Give-a-ways and specials throughout the night!
The unveiling of the 12 Tour Martini in Poppes
Russell Wilson at Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl Victory Parade in Seattle, Washington on February 5, 2014
Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers were under tremendous pressure the whole game, giving up 8 first half sacks. The Seattle Seahawks won the game 14-12 in controversial fashion, on Monday Night Football, at Seattle's CenturyLink Field, on Russell Wilson's last second TD pass.
Seattle Seahawks NFL retired receiver Ricardo Lockette signs his autograph for Oregon Army National Guard 1st Lt. Jake Allbright, with Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 141st Brigade Support Battalion, during a ‘Meet and Greet’ with U.S. military service members at USO Northwest’s Center at Portland International Airport (PDX) in Portland, Oregon, July 15. Seahawks players and Sea Gals cheerleaders visited with members of the Oregon National Guard at the PDX airport as part of ‘The 12 Tour.’ (Photo by Sgt. 1st Class April Davis, Oregon Military Department Public Affairs)
Run Run Run the ball is an age old adage in the NFL. As the NFL has morphed into a sophisticated aerial battle on any given Sunday, both the Patriots and the Seahawks relied on a pounding running game to reach Super Bowl XLIX. It remains to be seen how effective the running games will be in the game.