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Author Archives: Cosand
A Ballot Ballad
Your Turn The time is upon us to choose our selection As we all make our voice heard in this election. You now get to determine if each candidate Holds hope for the future, or is simply a nut. It … Continue reading
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Tagged America, democracy, democrats, election, life, november, president, republicans, united states, voting
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Taking Sides
My first impressions of people are not worth much. I try to take in a person’s full measure with a few pieces of information. I fail miserably. There is a manager who works in a nearby grocery store. He looks … Continue reading
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Crossing the Line
I have no problem sharing my own stories. However I like to surround myself with interesting people that have great stories of their own. Stories of near misses, hope, and a dash of drama. This is the tale as it … Continue reading
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Tagged America, border, escape, family, home, immigration, Mexico, risk, united states, wall
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It Runs in the Family
When it comes to families, I was dealt a pretty solid hand. I feel like my roots are rather terrific. To begin with a quirk, there are suggestions that we might have been related to Catherine Howard. I have no … Continue reading
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Tagged abraham lincoln, blood, christianity, family, genealogy, grandparents, history, quaker, relationships, royalty
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No Goose-Stepping Around It
I found a new side of myself this week. Fair warning: it is not a part of me that I like. If you have an interest in seeing me as a good person, this might be an entry you should … Continue reading
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Tagged cruel, dark, exterminate, geese, life, nature, pests, pets, ruthless, unkind
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Finding the Unseen
“No trap doors, no secret passages, not even a hidden compartment. What kind of enchanted talisman is this?” –Tangled: The Series Much like Rapunzel, I like to be surprised by quirks and hidden traits. The time I identified with Iron … Continue reading
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Tagged discovery, friends, hidden, history, life, parents, quaker, Seattle, secrets, underground railroad
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It is not All Uphill
Things are a bit stressful. One job closed, one job eliminated, one job still having me come in. Working in the city, newspaper reports and podcasts being far too serious, bills keep showing up… It is safe to say that … Continue reading
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Tagged awesome, coronavirus, curious, hiking, life, mountains, outdoors, rainier, view, washington
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The Kindest Cut of All
I get bored in the bathroom. Toilet, bathtub, linoleum; there is not a lot of variety in there. Yesterday I took the scissors and started grabbing tufts of hair atop my noggin. I snipped here, I chopped there. There was … Continue reading
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Tagged bathroom, boredom, dramatic, fashion, haircut, lazy, less is more, life, simple, style
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This Park went Full Circle
As I youngster I liked to scurry about. Our backyard shared a fence with the high school track. We had a big yard. Our driveway was quiet. The family room was big enough and even had some couches one could … Continue reading
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Tagged coronavirus, covid, green lake, outdoor, park, peaceful, quiet, recreation, running, Seattle
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Coming to a Close
When asked how I am doing these days, I tend to respond that I am, “better than most”. Covid has not knocked on my door with the heavy hand that it uses with others. My bills have all been paid. … Continue reading
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Tagged business, closing, comic, coronavirus, covid, life, moving on, nerd, shop, the end
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