If the whole city needs to heal together, what better location than Seattle Center itself?

And if we have to clear out for Folklife on Memorial Day weekend, we can make that an event too. The temple stands until Friday afternoon, when we start to prepare it for movement. Up til then Folklife attendees can pay respects and appreciate the temple. Folklife organizers can try to schedule some appropriate musical performances. Friday evening we hold a procession from Seattle Center down to the Lake Union waterfront, set it afloat, then have a ceremonial, cathartic burn in the middle of the lake.

OK, so there are a few hundred impossibilities in that scenario, should that stop us?

Chuck