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Today as I picked up the kids from school this afternoon, it rained. That’s not really unusual here in Seattle in October. Or pretty much any other month. What was unusual was the double rainbow afterwards. Now I’m not entirely sure, but I think it was the first…
The performer with a very long history gives an intimate performance
One of the greatest action-romance-comedy-drama stories of all time arrives in a new 25th anniversary edition
Let’s wrap this darn thing up. It’s been two months since our vacation, and far too many blog posts. At least I’m finishing what I started. Something should be said for perseverance. Or is it stubbornness? Either way, here goes. On our way off of the peninsula (after checking out Oysterville) we checked out…
One of the last things we decided to do before heading home was check out Oysterville. It is one of the oldest towns in the region, being settled in the mid-1800s. Granted, it’s not Boston, but for the NorthWest, it’s significant. And as one might expect, there’s oyster farming.
It’s been 2 months since we’ve gone on our trip, and almost an entire month went by between blog posts. I’m just going to wrap this series up. I’m going to start with a few random photos of things we saw in the area that were cool. …
