You know what's not a Norman Rockwell moment? Seeing a sweet, ultra-wholesome interaction and describing it as a Norman Rockwell scene and then realizing the person to whom you are speaking has no idea what that means.
Walked over to the STA Plaza to pick up some fresh bus schedules. Want to be ready with my Plan B for the day when an overnight "weather event" interrupts my bike commuting. (Yes, I walked to work for years and droned on about it…
Actually the city's not quite that old: When Zachary Dexter was 4 years old and going through Spokane on his way to visit his grandparents in North Idaho, he noticed a few of the Lilac City's prominent churches. "Look at all the castles," he said.
www.vtablog.org Reports say Newsweek is calling it a day. The print version anyway.
You could go as Father Chuck. www.timelines.latimes.com
Would you consider going to any games? www.projerseysports.com
Several readers reacting to today's Slice column suggested that it was the route manager (or whatever the job title would be) that I was taking those quarters from, not The New York Times empire. That's a good point. And if I could determine that person's…
Here are a few from Karen Buck. Saying "orientated" for oriented. Saying "tore" for tour. Saying "sing grrrr" for singer. Saying "pacific" for specific. Saying "liberry" for library. Saying "pitcher" for picture. Saying "sal-mon" for salmon.
A reader tells me Spokane was referred to in last night's "Modern Family" on ABC. It came up, he said, in an error-riddled discussion of state capitals. I have heard from this reader before and have no reason to doubt his account. But if anyone…
www.45cat.com It caught on in a flash.
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