November 10, 2009 in Features
The Slice: Now you see it, now you don’t
I thought I was the only one.
But after mentioning opening a car door and thrusting a foot onto the ground as a way of solidifying one’s claim to having been in a certain state during a road trip, I heard from readers who had done just that.
That got me wondering how many transplanted Inland Northwesterners had visited our region long before moving here. You see, Idaho was my foot-on-the- pavement state.
It was in the summer of 1966 or 1967. My Air Force officer father was to spend a year at Osan Air Base in South Korea. He …
The full version of this story is available to Spokesman-Review print and online premium subscribers. If you are a print or online premium subscriber, you are entitled to full access to all Spokesman.com content. Premium content is recognizable by the
logo.
- If you already have a premium account, log in to view the entire story.
- New to this site? Create a site profile and follow the steps to add premium access.
-
The Spokesman-Review and Spokesman.com are happy to assist you. Contact Customer Service by email or call (509) 459-5144.


Order your "Fish Playing Poker" print
Enter for a chance to win 2 great prizes!
Enter for a chance to Win a $50 gift card to Chocolate Apothecary
Win 2 tickets to the Knitting Factory!
No comments on this story so far. Add yours!
You must be logged in to post comments. Create an account or log in below.