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Author Archives: Cosand
He Was There With Bells On
In 1912, Seattle Times Publisher A.J. Blethen donated twelve bells to the University of Washington. What was once a water tower became UW’s Blethen Chimes Tower. The wooden tower was next to the Observatory near 45th Street and 17th Avenue. … Continue reading
Posted in people, washington, work
Tagged bells, blind, college, george, history, life, music, Seattle, university, washington
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A Tale That Wants to Be Uplifting
I have worked in an old building. A building old enough to be an historic landmark. And, with all things old, not every little cog and gear functions as it should. I have been around that place plenty. I know … Continue reading
One Thing
Once upon a time, I did all that I could think of to make a relationship work. I reenacted a scene from “Love, Actually“. I e-mailed, called, texted, all of it. Eight years later, I stopped trying. And that is … Continue reading
Posted in people, relationships
Tagged dating, dickens, friend, giving, kindness, life, love, love actually, relationship, spouse
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Stop Me When You’ve Heard This One…
I really thought I was done talking about movie trailers today. I dedicated two whole installments. Then I watched this. There is giving too much information. There is over-sharing. And then there is giving away the entire movie. Sigh. I … Continue reading
Posted in movies
Tagged captain america, iron man, marvel, mission impossible, movie, spoiler, tom cruise, trailer, zoey deutch, zorro
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Romantic Rundown (Part 2)
Okay. We went over the movies that are coming out. However, older movies are still completely allowable. In no particular order, movies that I think are top-notch Valentine’s viewing. “Man Up” Rated R I do not love R-rated movies. But … Continue reading
Posted in humor, movies, relationships
Tagged adjustment bureau, date, emily blunt, life, love, matt damon, moulin rouge, movies, romance, simon pegg
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Romantic Rundown (Part 1)
Valentine’s Day is less than a month away. (That rhymes, so it must be true.) The movie folks are well aware of this, as evidenced by the upcoming flicks. Care to take a looksee? “Somebody I Used to Know” Rated … Continue reading
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Tagged life, humor, romance, movies, amazon, anna kendrick, netflix, valentine's, julia roberts, prime
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Extra(-Colorful) Arches in My Run
I try to listen to my gut. And on Wednesday of this week, my gut told me to go for a run. Not an insane request, but I tend to keep my runs to Sunday. Also, it wanted me to … Continue reading
Pavlov Works Both Ways
Darn it, Pavlov. At no point did you warn what would happen when the pets began to take your studies and turn them on us. You knew it was coming, right? Well, a heads’ up would have been nice. But … Continue reading
Painting a Picture
If Albert Bierstadt were still alive, he would have plenty more to paint. Since I cannot paint, and he has been dead over a century, I can only make suggestions. See? Plenty of opportunities to revisit or add to his … Continue reading