Snow Day

This week the impossible has happened. Its been snowing in Seattle. This is a little hilarious and a little terrifying as it is a very hilly city with nearly no infrastructure for snow or ice. It was nice on Monday to work from home and look out the window at the pristine white layers.

A Snow Day

The forecast is predicting twice as much snow again this weekend which might mean the largest snowfall for the city in over 20 years. People are stocking up on groceries ready to be snowed in, but I wonder if I’ll be able to ski down the Fremont hill.

Let Bob Do His Job

This week has been a political rollercoaster with the Democrats taking the house almost immediately followed by the “resignation” of Sessions. The latter with the appointment of Whitaker as AG crossed a line and yesterday I made good on a commitment made months ago; to take to the streets if there were sign of interference in the Special Counsel investigation. Seattle has a long and troubled history with the Trump administration, so it’s no surprise that I was not alone in showing up on short notice to protest the transparently corrupt actions taken. The point of the protest was to send a message, and to help spread that message I documented many of the interesting signs and people who showed up to support this cause.