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Aerial Seattle
One of our wedding presents was a gift certificate for a Kenmore Air flightseeing tour. Today was gorgeous, so we finally booked it and went. Knox decided to put his treasured Lensbaby on the camera. I usually find it gimmicky, … Continue reading
Snow day!
We have a dusting of snow today. Or, as Seattleites call it, Winter Blast 2008. See, things here just come to a standstill at the first snowflake. The city is hilly, it doesn’t have many plows, and its denizens are … Continue reading
Crime
This morning, I was witness to a crime. As they were getting off, two punks swiped the iPod of a guy sitting next to the rear door of the bus. The victim gave chase but couldn’t catch them. The bus … Continue reading
Fishy
It takes a lot of effort to fix what is broken—the more complex the system, the greater the effort. Blame entropy. I was reminded of this truism today when we went to the Salmon Days celebration in Issaquah. That we … Continue reading
Posted in Seattle, Sustainability
Tagged entropy, externality, fair, fish, hatchery, Republicans, salmon, Sustainability, Washington state
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