And happy New Year to you -- in jail!
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Arrives tomorrow. www.boija.com www.trainsarefun.com
The truth is, I say it all year long. Though, it doesn't really make much sense in, say, May or September. But on New Year's Eve night, if we're not going out again, I have been known to come through the door at home and…
Here's an outline for the first half of a children's story. Your challenge is to come up with the second half. Good luck. A dwindling band of squirrels in the Palouse believe their small cluster of trees is the only island in an endless, rolling…
Don't worry. A lot of people do it. And while I don't feel the need to name any names, I happen to know of a Spokane woman who still occasionally starts writing the year with "19".
The fact that they weren't invited anywhere isn't the only reason a lot of people don't go to New Year's Eve parties. No, more than a few folks stay home because they are afraid they won't have anything to say to strangers. This is called…
You know, to toast the New Year "Star Trek"-style. Maybe Safeway has it. www.danefield.com
Today's Slice question: What will be the hottest Inland Northwest lifestyle trend of 1995? (Readers took that question about as seriously as it deserved. One respondent suggested the hot trend would be scraping mud off boots before coming inside.)
Which made it the last No. 1 song of the 1960s. And the first No. 1 song of the 1970s. www.45cat.com www.diablomag.com
It would be the first No. 1 song of the 1960s, replaced a couple of weeks later by "Running Bear." www.musicstack.com Do you recall who it was Running Bear loved?
Before Tuesday, I mean.
Just got an email from a PR agency. The subject line: "Valentine's Gift Ideas"
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If you know your movies, you know a happy ending is right around the corner. www.drafthouse.com
www.damnarbor.com I know you can't really read that. But we're in "Pop" country. Yellow and olive are "Soda." Red is "Coke."
I was discussing email privacy with a friend when I remembered something a classmate had said back in junior high. Our algebra teacher, Mr. Powers, wanted all his students to keep a notebook. Occasionally he would ask that we hand these in for evaluation. One…
The problem with New Year's resolutions is that they call for change. And change can be hard. So today, The Slice suggests resolutions that are a bit more realistic. Unlike the usual "quit smoking" or "lose weight" vows, these demand flexible behavior reforms most of…
www.456fis.org The B-52's look was still evolving at this stage.
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If you have ever considered retiring to another part of the country, how much did it matter to you that the destination state in question is red or blue politically?
Or had you bailed on The Weather Channel long ago because it has tried to position itself as an action/adventure channel? www.iwitnessweather.com
www.vintage-ads.dreamwidth.org How much room did you have when you went to Hawaii?
I guess it would depend on the era. www.7bwb-36assn.org
Step 1: Don't stare at the spot on the ice where you expect the puck to land. Do what these two players are doing -- keep your eyes on the puck in the official's hand. uscho.photoshelter.com
Will 2002 be the year "North Idaho" gives way to "Northern Idaho"?
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