About 20 years ago, I watched two multi-episode documentaries on public television that I continue to appreciate to this day. One was about the building of a skyscraper in New York City, One Worldwide Plaza. It introduced viewers to an architect named David Childs. In…
They might start out like this. www.themerrymermaid.blogspot.com And wind up llike this. www.palmbeachbiketours.com
"We had a set of encyclopedia (purchased from a door-to-door salesman when our oldest child was a baby)," wrote my friend Judy McKeehan. Eventually the kids stopped using the set. But Judy's teacher husband, Mike, wanted them for his classroom. "We live next door to…
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...who says this didn't make him or her cry. www.movieberry.com
www.letshavefuninamsterdam.com Why isn't cycling as common in Spokane as it is in many large European cities? 1. Spokane has hills. 2. We have sprawl. 3. Hard to talk on cell phone while riding a bike. 4. We're used to driving everywhere. 5. A fair number…
Here's an actual question from a Slice reader. "Who do you suppose is the most pissed-off person at KXLY right now?" I don't know.
But I would argue that it featured some of the best-ever depictions of workplace stresses, strains and intrigues. www.warmingglow.uproxx.com
You make the call. www.hollywoodframed.com Extra points if you can identify the Spokane angle.
Here's a question. When it comes to the noise exchange with your wall-sharing neighbors, are you a net importer or exporter?
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