Sometimes the irony is just too much. Scott Crossfield died in a small plane accident in Georgia, which is a bit like reading a headline “Jacques Cousteau Dies in Bathtub Accident.” (Crossfield was played by Scott Wilson in the 1983 … Continue reading
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I make jokes all the time about the real estate prices. “Bring your nail bag! Just needs a little TLC! ONLY $900K!!!!” But seriously, this property will sell for nearly half a million dollars, because it is .75 acre, and … Continue reading
OK. I’ve got this tiny little question. While the Administration replays the runup to Iraq, why am I the only person who seems to remember that Iran is a weapons proxy for China? COMMENTS Jason said… We just gave India … Continue reading
It was a great family weekend! Sunday, Camille’s dad flew up from San Jose, her Aunt drove up from Vancouver, WA, her sister came down from Mill Creek and we did that pagan ritual together: Easter dinner! Monday, we both … Continue reading
In honor of Tax Day, I’d like to show you a few references. First, the amount of taxes the government collected in 2005: $1,356,204M (This excludes SS and Government receipts) Second, the amount the federal government spent on interest on … Continue reading
(Greek, “theory of living”) Ah, the 21st Century. Everyone has either a website, blog, or a wiki. Or so it seems. And here I thought we’d have personal jet packs and a cure for the common cold by now. So, … Continue reading
The word “heroism” has been degraded through overuse and misuse into a mere synonym for fame or notoriety. Running into a burning building to save a baby isn’t heroism. It may be brave or courageous, but it isn’t heroic. Real … Continue reading
It would be easy for me to fill an entire blog with the bottomless, willful ignorance of the religious right. Don’t worry, I won’t bore you with the repetitive tedium. But I cannot resist just two more current examples, oh … Continue reading
More photos here. Comments: Serena said… I also checked out your pbase site. On your March 12 photo, there is a large machine in your front yard. Ian wants to know what it is. (Truthfully, I have no idea.) … Continue reading
Simon Malls offers a “gift card which sounds like a good idea. “A gift card gives both the recipient and the gift giver complete flexibility and convenience. The gift card recipient can choose where they want to use their gift … Continue reading
Camille and I stumbled upon an excellent restaurant last night. Zinia, (Mill Creek Town Center -15130 Main St., Mill Creek; 425-357-0512) serves what the owners call “new American” cuisine. One of the owners, Christopher Guisto, was our server. Turns out … Continue reading
Is anyone really surprised that the garbage goes all the way to the top? In every walk of life, the leadership sets the tone, and President Ho-Ho the Sock Puppet is no exception. But I keep forgetting – treason is … Continue reading
Heroism is daily commitment to integrity. The voice of reason against a howling mob. Harry Taylor spoke to dumbya in Charlotte today: “You never stop talking about freedom, and I appreciate that. But while I listen to you talk about … Continue reading