Sep 10 2006
Washington, Again!
I already stated that Washington (the state) had bumped California and become number one on my “Never live there, no way” list of states, number one for the west coast, that is. And as if to confirm itself as the trashiest, moonbattiest nest of liberal wackjobs on the west coast, take a look at the King County library system’s Sept. 11 programs:
Yes to the World: Songs of Peace, Unity and Healing for the Whole Family
Presented by Lorraine Bayes and Dennis Westphall. The founding directors of Tickle Tune Typhoon sing songs to celebrate the beauty of life. Come sing and dance at a family concert that supports friendship, peace, cooperation and caring for all living things.Peace Tales. Presented by Dr. Margaret Read MacDonald
This world renowned storyteller shares delightful and engaging audience-participation stories from her book, Peace Tales: World Folktales to Talk About.And then there’s the reading list:
Picture Books
Hands Are Not for Hitting by Martine Agassi
If Peace Is… by Jane Baskwill
How to Lose All Your Friends by Nancy Carlson
Enemy Pie by Derek Munson
Somewhere Today: A Book of Peace by Shelley Moore Thomas
Peace Tales: World Folktales to Talk About by Dr. Margaret Read MacDonaldAdult and Teen Resources
The Peaceful Classroom by Charles A. Smith
Banned Books: 2004 Resource Book by Robert P. Doyle
Banned in the U.S.A.: A Reference Guide to Book Censorship in Schools and Public Libraries by Herbert N. Foerstel
The Missing Peace: The Inside Story of the Fight for Middle East Peace by Dennis Ross
The Peace Movement Nancy Harris, EditorMusic
Teaching Peace by Red Grammer
Peace is the World Smiling
Hug the Earth by Tickle Tune Typhoon
Peace Wave: Seattle Peace Concerts
And yes, there’s much more of this peacenik idiocy.
*”Without End” — featuring art, poetry and live music — will run all day at Westlake Plaza. A forest of icons representing civilian casualties in Iraq and Afghanistan will surround an open meditation circle, beginning at 11:30 a.m. Performances start about 4:30 p.m.
*A healing drumming circle will take place from 10 to 11 a.m. at Golden Gardens Park. People are urged to bring a drum or rattle, and a chair or blanket to sit on.
I think it’s about time to nuke King County.
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5 Responses to “Washington, Again!”
“I think it’s about time to nuke King County.”
I think the people of eastern Washington would agree with you. I researched Washington before moving from Cali to Oregon. It is beautiful but the real estate is almost as costly as Cali and western Washington is just as fruity as coastal Cali - with all the self-righteousness but none of the hilarious craziness like the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence etc.
NY Times Editorial Remembrance of 9/11 – More Crap from a Crappy Newspaper
The New York Times published its 9/11 memorial editorial this evening on their website in advance of tomorrows print copy. I read it with a bit of wonder and fascination. Not for the editor’s words of wisdom or for the sophisticated heart felt homage…
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It seems the crap flowed north from California, through Oregon and into Washington, where it really seems to have built up into hipboot depth. The problem is that it’s backing up and starting to overwhelm Oregon.
My parents moved to Oregon three years ago. They wish they had researched the politics of the Portland area a little more before they moved.
Maybe I could send their library a copy of Col. Applegate’s “Kill or Be Killed”.
You know, for balance!