I know, I know. Today is Wednesday. But the post today is all about Food on Friday – last Friday, May 20th, to be exact. So I thought I’d share it before this coming Friday rolls around. 
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Today we’re looking at how Americans do with the invented-in-Italy relatively new pseudo-tradition of the Locks of Love. Specifically, we will consider the overall romantic nature of some locks of love seen on a fence along the walkway leading onto the Seattle ferry. Continue reading
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Today on Travel Tuesdays we take a look at Seattle’s skyline, as seen from a ferry.
Today on Monday Mysteries we reveal not only the mystery of who won Eurovision 2016 (in case you missed it), but also we’ll unlock some of the mysteries around how the winning team won, even without winning. As it were. Continue reading
We interrupt a scheduled Food on Fridays post for a public service announcement, since time is running out. It was announced last week that the Eurovision Song Contest Finals will be broadcast live in the U.S. — for the first time ever — on May 14. That’s tomorrow! Yes, the finale will be broadcast live in the U.S. Just think, you, too, can experience Eurovision live this year, just as Chris and I used to when we lived in Germany. Continue reading
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Today on Monday Mysteries we’re back pondering the now-you-see-it, most-of-the-time-you-don’t quality of Mt. Rainer.
Today we have a Travel Tuesdays that sort of intersects with a Food on Fridays. It’s about a sculpture Chris and I saw on Saturday when we visited Volunteer Park here in Seattle. And, of course, I never got around to posting this yesterday, so it’s a Tuesday Travel on a Wednesday. Continue reading
Today on Monday Mysteries we have a story I ran across when looking for interesting stories about early women photographers. Continue reading
Today’s post is apropos of nothing, really. But it shares a series of coincidental connections from last week. Continue reading
Today’s photo could have worked for several days this week, but since I didn’t get a chance to post it yesterday, we’ll see how we can use it today. Continue reading