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Minneapolis and Seattle. The bad-weather capitals of America.
Oh, jeez, it's sleeting for the ninth straight day. Good day to curl up with a good book.
(My vote for coolest indie bookstore: "Chinook" in Colorado Springs. I hope it still exists.)
I guess Seattle's averages about 5 degrees cooler than Portland. We had the worst snowstorm since 1968 last week - a whopping 15 inches and the city was shut down. I never thought I'd be happy to see the rain again. lol
I guess Seattle's averages about 5 degrees cooler than Portland. We had the worst snowstorm since 1968 last week - a whopping 15 inches and the city was shut down. I never thought I'd be happy to see the rain again. lol
Hope it's over. My sons are headed over Snoqualmie toward the Emerald City as we speak.
Minneapolis and Seattle. The bad-weather capitals of America.
Oh, jeez, it's sleeting for the ninth straight day. Good day to curl up with a good book.
(My vote for coolest indie bookstore: "Chinook" in Colorado Springs. I hope it still exists.)
The Chinook shut down in 2004 or 05 -- when I was living in Colorado Springs. Sad but true. As far as Atlanta being in the top ten, huh? I live in the Atlanta burbs right now, and I'm shocked by its inclusion on this list. More literate than Boston?? Hmmm.... I smell a fix.
A few more thoughts -- I was in midtown Atlanta today, where many of the cities cultural attractions are located -- and I passed the public library. Pathetic. I've seen better libraries in cities of less than 150,000. Really? Atlanta?
It is surpirsing in that you can go to any of those sities and find peopoe that can use the internet but can't make change at work.
You misspelled "cities, surprising, and people". Good ole Texas education.
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