University Zoka,
originally uploaded by Gregory Sawyer.
Tonight, on KIRO-TV’s Six O’Clock News, they asked a supposedly panic-stricken public just where to go when Starbucks closes tonight? Well, here’s a few suggestions:
Zoka Coffee (Seattle)
Dunn Brothers Coffee (St. Paul, Minneapolis, etc)
Caribou Coffee (St. Paul, Minneapolis, etc)
Cahoots Coffee (St. Paul)
Not to mention the drive-through coffee huts that seem […]
It was some point in early or mid January when the King County Primary Voters Pamphlet arrived at our house. As I was in the midst of my Death March, I paid scant attention to it other than to note that I still had to go to a polling place to “pull the lever”. […]
Rainbow rainbow
Originally uploaded by Gregory Sawyer
Over there — get over there to the base of one of those rainbows and you’ll find the pot of gold. And an O’Gara’s regular.
So after fourteen months, the Deathmarch finally comes to an end. Today we shipped four projects. I’m feeling somewhat odd […]
Yesterday morning I had the misfortune of waking up to NPR’s Convential Wisdom Quarter Hour, normally hosted by Cokie Roberts. But Cokie was out and about this week, so instead we were treated to the un-imagination of Juan Williams. This morning’s topic: Barak, Hillary and the factions that divide us. Williams […]
Like thousands of others, we attended our precinct caucuses last Saturday afternoon, the first time I’d been to a caucus as a voter in 26 years. As seems to be usual for these things, we found ourselves herded into a classroom furnished for people about half my size, the desks looked like they were […]