Pioneer Square just turned all white again:
(Also: If you look carefully, straight up from the curving tire tracks, you can see a very nice Tuba Man silhouette that some thoughtful human affixed to the fence after the memorial.)
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Recent Arrivals at my house
A new HP printer. It cost me $5 to legally dispose of the old printer, which seems insane to me. How many people are going to drive to SODO and pay $5 to unload a printer? My first reaction was to say, "On second thought, no thanks" and then walk right back out onto the street and dump it on the pavement. Who sets up these stupid, environmentally unfriendly incentive systems? Because I will bet you less than 5% of personal printers gets disposed of properly. The free E-Cycle program is great, but it only covers TVs and computers.
Some sweet old Sabbath, including Master of Reality.
A brick of comix heroin, the much-anticipated payback for our BEASTS! writing: 10 collected volumes of Peanuts, from 1950 to 1968 complete (e.g.), plus a whomping-big Krazy Kat book.
Courtesy of Jill Swag-Bringer, a little shaker of naturally cinnamon flavored cane sugar--which has led to some tasty cinnamon toast around here.
A comp copy (how nice!) of Essentially Odd
Humans
BeijingShanghaiOther Seattle Jason
For whom my jealousycurrently knows no boundshas subsided to normal levels- AL
"For fuck's sake"-saying secret Space Shuttle pilot - Ben
My personal economist - Boy Jill
Child star, misanthrope - Dalton
No longer a.k.a. "Words" - HB
My high-plains baby-mama - Hunts
Big giant soft-spoken death-cheater - huntsmanic
"substance. knowledge. consequences." - Jason
Hard-rocking, hi-tech coolio - Jill
Muffin baker, dream taker (and don't miss her food blog either) - Jim
Funny, in Booklyn - Jot
Rock 'n' roll Dungeon Master - JPD
Spread-eagled beagle guy - Karin
My editor/hero - Kurt
Fighting crime with his homemade suit of armor - Shanti
Drinks a lot, or not at all
I misread the headline and got all nostalgic.
Posted by: Rob Lightner | Monday, January 05, 2009 at 11:19 AM