Last fall, a dear friend’s aunt died of Alzheimer’s. The event prompted many conversations about end-of-life care, both for her aunt and for ourselves.
We picked up the rock during low tide, looking at the life on it. Barnacles encrusted much of it. We…
Investing thousands of dollars in a college education without researching the job market is like jumping in a swimming pool…
Global warming.
The current difficult times in our nation’s economy prompts me to reflect on my own youth during the 1930s. I was born in the first full year of the Great Depression. This fact has influenced my life to this day.
Highlands resident and Girl Scout Mia Cooledge, is on a mission to earn “the Gold,” the Girl Scouts highest award…
On Sunday, the 40th anniversary of the Stonewall riots, Seattle jubilantly erupted in its annual celebration of LGBTQ pride. Despite…
In looking through a newspaper, sometimes it’s difficult to realize what is not there. That was my situation this week…
(In regards to “Bridge over 405 could be renamed in honor of construction worker,” July 1) I would like to…
It was with some amusement that I read David Kerchner’s reaction to Warren Wilson’s complaint about tailgaters. He clearly missed…
A friend of mine called me today to see if I wanted to join him for lunch and suggested the…
Voting shouldn’t be hard. That simple four sentence is a complaint I repeatedly hear from people when I ask them…
It seems there are four main ways to handle drugs. First, there’s prohibition – what we do now. It’s not…
I was feeling just ducky last week.
I was wondering if you were going to report that the restraining order full of lies against the baseball mom…
(A letter to the Lake Washington School District Board) You have, no doubt, been inundated with responses regarding the proposed…
There are 46 million Americans without health insurance, and another 25 million who are under-insured. It seems that there is…
