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Some longtime readers did not enjoy seeng that question in Thursday's Slice. Me? I think it was legit.
Some longtime readers did not enjoy seeng that question in Thursday's Slice. Me? I think it was legit.
The key? "A well thought-out set of lies carefully coordinated among participating family members or friends," wrote John Frankhauser. "Backstory: My daughters and I surprised my wife for her 50th birthday with three different events back to back."
Walked over to the park to skate. But I did a 180 when I saw the crowd of kids on the ice. Must have been some organized group. If they resurfaced the ice before public skating, well, who's got that kind of time? No problem.…
A bit ago, a helpful reader emailed me. She wondered if, in the post below this one, I meant to refer to the "county library director" instead of, as I had it, the "country library manager." I thanked her and made the correction. But it's…
I noticed a brief in the paper this morning about the upcoming retirement of county library director Mike Wirt. It seems like we have been announcing his impending retirement since the 1990s. But I digress. Mike is one of those folks in our midst who…
I heard from a fair number of those who entered the contest but did not win. Every single one was a good sport about it. Over the years, that hasn't always been the case. But this time around, I did not hear one note of…
...a Spokane area resident might have no enduring connection to the far-away city where he or she was born: 1. American mobility. (You might have noticed that nobody refers to Kentucky as the Land of Lincoln.) 2. Born into a carnival family. 3. Parents were…
Ever decide against pursuing a job offer from a business that then went out of business shortly after your conversations with some people there? www.randompixels.blogspot.com
So we can see Tom spent part of it here. But where were you in the summer of 1976? www.1977baseball.blogspot.com
Those who are most into Fat Tuesday revelry are also apt to approach Lent in a reflective, soul-searching manner. www.mythbeliefs.blogspot.com
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Today's Slice question: What song is made most ridiculous by substituting "Spokane" for the name of the city mentioned in the lyrics?
Most people who write for newspapers quickly learn a basic lesson. It's this: Not everyone read what you wrote. Comes as a blow to some. But those capable of processing information quickly pick themselves up and move on. A few reporters and columnists never quite…
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