Enforcement depends on the direction you are driving.
Was this motel for real?
I generally watch one scary movie a year. A couple of years ago my movie-critic friend recommended Psycho as that year’s Halloween night movie. As I watched it, I remembered some of the scenes from seeing the movie as a kid. But I must have been in the lobby or hiding under my seat when Janet Leigh, caught in a storm, checks in to the Bates Motel. After watching the movie as an adult, I can answer the question posed in the post’s title this way: No way. Not even if it was the only motel in western Washington with a “Yes” light on.
Looking south toward the 11th and Warren intersection
You can’t really win this much.
Are all scrapyards haunted or just this one?
This sounds a lot scarier than Christine, the Stephen King novel and movie about a haunted 1958 Plymouth.
My oldest brother and his wife have fond memories of a backpacking trip we took along the Duckabush River in 1990. They still talk about it. So when their son visited me earlier this month, it was important for him to see the Duckabush. He had heard too much about the river not to go there.
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A five-vehicle, seven-person process
Posted in Government, Mud Bay & Rocky Point
Ever lose a cell phone? People leave them everywhere, including in rental vehicles. This cell phone story has a happy ending.
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Posted in Friends & Family
How good are Atlanta’s chances?
Win or lose, a dedicated baseball fan always stays at the stadium until the final out is recorded. However, if you live in Bremerton and depend on a ferry ride to get home, it isn’t always easy to be dedicated. During last night’s Mariners game against the Orioles (a 4-2 Baltimore win in 18 innings), I took the easy way out.
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