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In talking to others, we seem to be noticing some relaxing of the use of social distancing and the use of face masks by residents in IDL. As you probably read, even the White House with daily testing has had … Continue reading →

Thanks to Mary Jane F.! To help keep you informed and engaged during this stay-at-home time, Seattle CityClub is partnering with Town Hall Seattle and Seattle Channel to present Civic Cocktail as a free, live, digital event! Grab a beverage, a bite, and a comfy seat in your own home as … Continue reading →

Thanks to Rosemary W!

Thanks to Barb W.!

Click here if you need a hug! https://www.facebook.com/barricae/videos/10156625182707924/ Thanks to Alice and Joe

Thanks to Gordon G!

Here’s a great one from Ann A. Where’s yours? I hear limerick writing is easy.The very thought is making me queasy.My friends know where it’s at,They have it down pat,For them it is totally breezy. How can they all be … Continue reading →

Thanks to Barb W.

Thanks to Don P. for these thoughts. What if … ❤️❤️❤️ So they have canceled the rest of the school year, students are going to miss 2.5 months of education. Many people are concerned about students falling behind because of this. … Continue reading →

Thanks to Marilyn DiB!

Thanks Barb W!

A poem of praise: The Work of the People. A prayer of thanks to all the goodness that surrounds us in a time of crisis. (Thanks to Diane S)

For background please click here and disregard the original post which had inaccurate information about the origins and versions of God Bless America.

Jim S. has sent along a useful guide to make your use of Zoom less prone to bugs. My Zoom updated today so some bugs may already be fixed. Please note that this guide also includes suggestions for those who … Continue reading →

Stay linked to Town Hall–click here. Thanks to Put B.

Dorothy W. has sent along this info. Click here for the web site. Bringing National Theatre Live to your home At a time when theatre fans around the world can’t visit their local theatres or cinemas, we’re excited to launch … Continue reading →

Name: Llandudno. Age: Old. There’s been a settlement here on the Creuddyn peninsula in North Wales since the stone age. Famous for: Mining heritage, splendid Victorian architecture and gorgeous beaches. Llandudno is known as the Queen of the Welsh resorts. Well that’s what it was … Continue reading →

Thanks to Sue P: The following  is a quote today from the usually staid New York Times which gave me a good chuckle. It was part of an article about hard-to-get items.        Wipes alternatives Use a spray bottle with water … Continue reading →