And this is what I found outside the door. Those are some pretty big books! Classics that everyone should read.
Month: December 2022
My big Christmas present came early this year
I got a new job! At the ripe, old age of 73, I will be going back to work the first week of January, as a Senior Buyer for a company that makes medical devices. I have hated being retired, and am looking forward to being a productive member of society again. I like the …
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Sunday Stills Color Challenge on Tuesday: Cobalt Blue
Before I went on a cruise across the North Pacific Ocean, I had never seen water this blue. I don't think there's a better illustration of the cobalt blue that Terri asked for, do you? What about the evening sky, just outside my front door? Looks cobalt to me. Cobalt blue flowers, in a pot …
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Today’s News: A tale of two obituaries, and more
Yesterday, college football coach Mike Leach died. He was coach at my alma mater, Washington State University for some years. I read two online articles about him, and I spotted one big difference. The first article I read was on our local KOMO web site. The second article I saw is on the Fox News …
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Camouflage! Find the bird in this photo.
Our backyard is a mess at the moment, covered in cedar scales from the tall trees on two sides of our property. These form a near-perfect camouflage for our Varied Thrushes who visit. Can you spot the bird in this photo? Or this photo?
Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #229: Perfect Patterns
I'm always on the lookout for patterns in the natural, and man-made world around me. And I am always thankful for my trusty iPhone 13 Pro which is always with me to capture intriguing patterns, since you can never know when something will catch the eye. Yesterday afternoon, I had a bit of shopping to …
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Seattle is finally, irretrievably lost.
In two stories, I can show you how. The first story involves a Seattle City Council member, and her decision not to run again in 2023 when her term is up. Here is the quote from Lisa Herbold. Emphasis mine. “My choice is because I love and honor the work the progressive left has done …
Jeff Duchin, King County Head Health Nazi, can go Pound Sand
We predicted this. The Health Nazis who run the lives of the people in King County, Western Washington, will NEVER let us return to the way life was before the Covid "scamdemic". We knew from mid-2020 that the issue was control of the public. Once again, the Health Nazis are "recommending" that everyone wear a …
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I have been requested to share this meme. I love it when Leftist heads explode!
That is all. Please feel free to share yourself!
Sunday Stills: My Town, and my Favorite Town (not the same)
So Terri gave us alternatives this week. Photos of our town, or our favorite town. I live in Western Washington, in a small city considered a suburb of Seattle. This is the waterfront on Puget Sound, just north of the US Navy Base in Everett. This is Silver Lake, just south of my house. And …
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