Since the All-Star Games have come and gone, and all the homeless have returned to the area around the stadia in south downtown Seattle, we have the usual summer reports. The Capitol Hill Block Party was going on recently, and it had its usual amount of mayhem. In case you were not aware, Capitol Hill …
And this very detailed tweet explains it all! Now that I am back at work, I take a lunch from home most days. Three days a week, I take 1/3 of a prepared salad from our local grocery store. I always add a bunch of cucumbers to my salad (I discovered the mini-cucumbers, which are …
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As we usually do, Hubby and I headed over to the Bellevue Downtown Park for the Independence Day fireworks show. The park was wall-to-wall people, blankets, and tents. And that was only in one direction! People, dogs, kids, and vendors made themselves comfortable with their picnics and drinks, waiting for the big show to start …
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Don't let the lying, scheming, covering-up-for-the-Biden-Crime Family Media bamboozle you. The headline of this post is the truth. Joe has been covering up for his dissolute son's drug use, employment of prostitutes, and money-laundering for many years. Don't expect him to stop now. Don't give in the the government gaslighting. Video came out today, showing …
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Today is American Independence Day. On July 4, 1776, America with its Declaration Of Independence, marked its separation from England, and the initiation of the Greatest Country on God's Green Earth. In addition to becoming a country of its own, America became the first in all of human history. What First, you ask? America became …
Yes, it's a momentous decision that came down today from the Supreme Court. In a 6-3 decision, the Justices said that colleges, both public and private, may not use an applicant's race in deciding whether to admit him or her. The rulings covered one public college, the University of North Carolina, and one Ivy League …
And tourist trap. We are here for the International Accordion Celebration. Here are some highlights. Flowers in window box at our hotel Main Street at twilight Accordions at the Gazebo We had a thunderstorm yesterday afternoon, which was a welcome break in the heat. We drive home today. But we will be back soon.
It's been a while since I filed a new dispatch from the cesspool that the Seattle area has become. Each day's news is filled with new stories of shootings, home invasions, homeless-camp proliferation, and many other declines in the quality of life in our formerly beautiful area. You literally cannot go anywhere without seeing tents …
There are some places that just lend themselves to a spiritual state of mind. I am always in awe of the power of Nature, especially features that demonstrate raw power. We harness the power of high waterfalls to make electricity. I could stand there for a long time, just watching and listening to the power …
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This week has shown us how thoroughly corrupt our governments are now. Governments from local to national have treated law-abiding taxpayers like domestic terrorists, when they're not taking us for granted as piggy-banks. The Federal government is arresting trespassers, holding them in filthy prisons for years, and sentencing them to years in prison for actions …
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