My mom was a treasure and very tolerant of my dad's fight with the bottle during the depression. He'd come home many nights in his usual stupor, we kids would help undress him and put him to bed while mother lectured him. I am certain he did not…MORE
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Take Two # 110: Let’s Talk Plastic Part 1
Wed, 02/19/14
By Kyra-lin Hom
Let’s take a break from the recent film binge and talk about something we all use every single day. No, I’ll go further and say this is something we use nearly every single hour of every day. In 2010, the world produced 330…MORE
Scott Anthony- Your toilet is out to get you!
Mon, 02/03/14
By Scott Anthony
Whether you realize it or not, your toilet is out to get you. That simple porcelain fixture in your bathroom is not just a quiet, humble servant. It has ulterior motives. While you sleep it is gurgling up it’s game plan…MORE
Cindi Rinehart – WHEN GETTING FIRED IS GOOD!!
Wed, 01/29/14
By Cindi Rinehart I need you to know that in my entire life, I have NEVER been fired from any of the 30 something jobs I had before coming to Seattle. There was about to be a first. During my career at KOMO TV, I did a lot of outside jobs and…MORE
Can’t Come to Work Today
Wed, 01/29/14
By Scott Anthony For years I worked in a big printing plant in Tukwila. We had about 50 guys there, from all walks of life and of varying degrees of smarts. I learned a lot of things about human nature and working relationships there and one day…MORE
Jerry's View: He just keeps rolling along
Mon, 01/27/14
I'm not much of a craftsman. I admit it. I do like to tinker in the garage and I've owned nearly every type of woodworking tool to make everyone think I know what I'm doing. Crosscut saws, rip saws, band saws, table saws, hack saws. I never saw a…MORE
Jerry's View: Is there a dog heaven?
Wed, 01/22/14
Mack, my beautiful Border Collie was actually my second dog. I had "Boots" a mutt of mixed breed who we lost in a horrific traffic accident near Astoria, Oregon in 1927. Dad's car was cut in half by a wayward driver, in the rain. Boots was…MORE
For sale. Cat carrier. No longer needed.
Mon, 01/20/14
By Ken Robinson For a few years, it was just the two of us in that house on the river. Once in a while, a deer walked through the yard. And sometimes an eagle perched nearby. We weren't pet lovers. Friends had dogs. A Neighbor had a big burly cat…MORE
Healthy Skepticism by Scott Anthony
Mon, 01/20/14
By Scott Anthony Dr. Andrew Weil is a medical doctor who favors herbs and organic food products over pharmaceuticals and the food produced by the congloms.
To me, and I’m certain, to a lot of folks he looks a bit like Santa Claus, albeit…MORE
Take Two #109: Reel vs. Real
Wed, 01/15/14
By Kyra-lin Hom
By age 12, we all know Hollywood is fake. We’ve learned about wires, prosthetics, and special effects. If you’re like me, you’ve converted hours of behind the scenes footage into hours of messing about with friends and a…MORE