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Or perhaps you saw a Cezanne still life, the front of a 1949 Buick, balloon animals or a mountain view you remember from that summer when you hiked part of the Long Trail back East. But any way you look at it, this has been…
Or perhaps you saw a Cezanne still life, the front of a 1949 Buick, balloon animals or a mountain view you remember from that summer when you hiked part of the Long Trail back East. But any way you look at it, this has been…
Jeff Brown had a comment on today's Slice column. He said that if he tries reading while watching TV, one of three things happens. 1. He winds up just reading. 2. He winds up just watching TV. 3. He winds up reading and watching TV.…
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My friend Pam Pierson was at a seminar. About 30 attendees were intently listening to a speaker. "All of a sudden a rooster started crowing. And crowing and crowing." The woman whose phone was making these barnyard sounds had stepped out to visit the restroom.…
www.linesacrossmyface.blogspot.com I wonder how many Spokane area residents have a baseball used in a major league game. Dozens? Hundreds? More? Mine came from a game I saw as a young teen in the late '60s. It was caught by my late sister's staggeringly flawed first…
You know, the PBS "American Experience" on Grand Coulee Dam. I recorded it Tuesday and watched it last night. I had a couple of quibbles, but thought it was pretty good. Would be interested in knowing what others thought.
Today's Slice question: Does it bug you when people refer to Seattle as "the coast"?
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