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New Seahawks Coach — History Repeats?

No, it is not like me to comment on the subject of American football. I don’t really follow it, though it’s nice when the home team wins. It’s just that somewhere in the bizarre recesses of my mind, the announcement of the USC Trojans head coach Pete Carroll being hired to the same [...]

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Christmas: The Letdown

It was the second week of September.  Just after Labor Day.  I was innocently shopping at my local Fred Meyer store when I saw it.  A couple of aisles had been transformed into the place to buy your Christmas lights.  The season has begun.
As the big day drew closer, there were more and more signs [...]

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Ivar Lives On

Anyone who has grown up in the Seattle area, especially if they are over the age of 40, is familiar with the exploits of Ivar Haglund.  Ivar is the well known founder of Ivar’s Restaurants in Seattle and throughout Cascadia.  He was also well known as a character and practical joker who formed a part [...]

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The End of the World. Not 2012.

I have been asked by more than the average number of people lately whether I believe that the world is coming to an end.  Yes, it will.  Depending upon your belief system, it will happen when the Creator says so, or when the Son of God returns to Earth, or when some catastrophic event from [...]

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Introducing Cascadia Daily Photo

For those of you who follow Cascadia Journal, you are certainly a patient bunch, considering that my posting frequency has been low due to other recent commitments.  Thank you for being here.
To everyone, I would like to introduce another blog project that I am working on.  It will not replace this one.  I will continue [...]

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Because She’s Hot! Hot! Hot!

Yes, it’s getting close to Summertime here in beautiful Cascadia.  It’s that time of year when we start saying that it’s hot, even though people in some parts of the world would consider today’s mid-80’s temperatures to be fairly mild and just getting started.
So predictably, about this time every year, the lovely lady Katt tells [...]

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Obama Inauguration

I’m looking forward to it.  You’re looking forward to it.  We are all going to watch the Obama Inauguration and we will have a better view of it on television than all of those suckers standing in the cold.  In a crowd.  In a crowd so large that the folks in the back will be [...]

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New Years Resolutions 2009

It is now the tenth day of January of the new year.  Before it gets too late to do this, I would like to take the opportunity to publish my list of New Year Resolutions for the upcoming year.   Without further ado, here we go:

Stop procrastinating about writing blog entries, and just write them.



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Christmas Links

If Christmas is about anything in our culture, it is about getting the family together and trying to do things just the same was as we always do it.  needless to say, that sentiment brings with it a bit if thinking about how things used to be.  Here;s a few links to websites I have [...]

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Yule

Despite the snow and sleet that has been falling on us here in Cascadia for the last week now, today is officially the first day of Winter.  At 12:04 PM on Sunday, the days will start to become longer again.  I am sure that this can come none too soon for most of us.
This is [...]

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