On Feb. 2, 1991, an episode called "Double Play" first aired. Leo awakens from a coma a changed man and a lot of other messed up Shinola happens. Small town Washington at its finest. Perhaps you remember seeing these youngsters at the B Tournament. www.lynchnet.com
People ask me: "Paul, how are you preparing for the 61st National Square Dance Convention, which will be held in Spokane in late June?" Here are my answers. Q: What are you doing to stay limber? A: I've been watching some "Dick Van Dyke Show"…
...I would estimate that this old picture of the "All Creatures Great and Small" cast reflects the dogs-to-humans ratio found in 5% of Spokane area households. www.ponderingsofallthings.blogspot.com
Went over to Riverfront Park at lunchtime for a little Ground Hog Day ice time. After skating, I was walking through the park and saw this guy who looked to be about 70. A plump squirrel stood before him and appeared to be inquiring about…
According to the high-quality site credited below, onetime Spokane resident Henry J, Kaiser once considered building articulated buses like this right here in Spokane (and in a couple of other cities). That could have changed everything. For the better? You make the call. blog.hemmings.com
www.nantucketcountryantiques.com www.etsy.com Looks like this long-ago business made and distributed crackers and confections. A picture of a Tru-Blu delivery truck shows the slogan "Fine for children/Good for grown-ups." Not exactly "Tru-Blu biscuits give you the strength to get up and do what needs to be…
www.flickrhivemind.net Spokane in the fine print, once again.
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Real life slogans for Spokane: "You get what you pay for." "Sensible shoes and much, much more." "Quite a few medical specialists and pretty near the airport." "Great place to raise hackles." "Plenty of blame to go around." "It's easy to run errands here." "Still…
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