If your calendar says winter doesn't begin until tomorrow, that's because it is already Thursday in the Eastern Time Zone. One way to note the arrival of the solstice in Spokane is to do a close, careful clipping of your toenails before turning in tonight.…
Classic stoner comedy. www.us.7digital.com Heard this just this afternoon. Wish I could remember which radio station. I wonder what the age range is for those who are potential fans of this particular seasonal staple. Maybe 49-64.
On December 1, I declared an intention to take Burl Ives' advice. I would walk around downtown Spokane and "Say hello to friends you know and everyone you meet." And, with the help of volunteer assistant Jeanie Buchanan, that's what I did during the noon…
Today's Slice question: Who gets asked for a date more than anyone else in the Inland Northwest?
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The TCM channel recently trotted out a special on Christmas movies over the years. Though there were a few good bits, I wish I had that hour back. There was, though, one astonishing moment. It came courtesy of the rather dim woman who, as a…
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There's a woman on the bus who reads romance novels during her ride downtown. That's fine. I'm not judging her. But I assume she is on her way to work. And it just seems like going from the world of her books to real life…
There are already way too many sad stories: So please don't give someone a pet for Christmas unless you are 100 percent certain the animal will be happily cared for and loved for the duration of its life.
This hasn't exactly caught on like wildfire in the past. But I'm in a mood for another round. As usual, I'll go first. I once lived next door to Alex Chilton's sister.
www.awesomestuff.com On Dec. 21, 1991, "Mystery Science Theater 3000" got in a seasonal mood with this brutally awful piece of work.
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