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[John G.]

Four!!!!

[John G.]

I need to get ready for the protest.

[bk]

Here is the link for eBay. Just put up a nice Sondheim item.

https://www.ebay.com/usr/piqued1

[bk]

Just added a couple more fun things.

[Jane]

I need to get ready for the protest.

[Jane]

Keith got Wordle in four.

[John G.]

No Kings

[John G.]

Moi

[John G.]

Signs

[John G.]

I don’t know why that posted sideways

[John G.]

It’s 92. Too darn hot to protest.

[Jane]

No Kings

That's great

[Jane]

Moi

I love it

[Jane]

Signs

[Jane]

I don’t know why that posted sideways

Click on it and it is correct.

[Jane]

It’s 92. Too darn hot to protest.

Oh my.  I think it is wonderful you went anyway.  Water was a good idea.

[bk]

Finished the Scorsese doc.

[bk]

Soon I'll watch Odds Against Tomorrow.

[Freddie]

Terrific photos, John G!

[Jrand75]

No Kings!

[Jrand75]

Remember where the Proud Boys got their name.

A "proud boy" is an equestrian term for a "proud-cut" gelding, a male horse that has undergone incomplete castration, resulting in continued, though reduced, testosterone production. This can cause the gelding to exhibit stallion-like behaviors, such as mounting mares or being aggressive.

[Jrand75]

 I just watched I Saw What You Did.

It certainly is miles ahead of Macabre......

[Jane]

Remember where the Proud Boys got their name.

A "proud boy" is an equestrian term for a "proud-cut" gelding, a male horse that has undergone incomplete castration, resulting in continued, though reduced, testosterone production. This can cause the gelding to exhibit stallion-like behaviors, such as mounting mares or being aggressive.

[bk]

Putting up some signed B'way window cards. I'm doing buy it now and best offer - feel free to use the latter and see what happens

[George]

The worst thing (so far?) is that I forgot my sunglasses in my car.  Dopey me!

Lucky! You got sun down there.

Actually, it was overcast all day, and only started raining just as I was leaving.

[George]

Today is going to be a day.  I'm going to the No Kings Protest in Olympia, then I might go to a TAO Board meeting (depending on the ending time of the protest), then tonight's J&H performance.

To one and all participatng in today's "No Kings" protest, please be careful. The Rethuglicans are lying their fat heads off to incite violence or reaction from their idiot followers.

Thanks, Larry.  Olympia is a pretty sedate and small town, so I don't expect any trouble.

I wonder if the Proud Boys will bother with our local protest, afterall they are based here.  I think their plan was to go to Portland.

I saw no anti-protesters, and really not even any police presence.  It was a very peaceful protest.

[George]

Not too many people here yet.

It looks quiet.

It didn't stay quiet.

[George]

The worst thing (so far?) is that I forgot my sunglasses in my car.  Dopey me!

Oh no.  I hope you were able to go back for them.

It turns out that I didn't need them.

[George]

PAGE THREE NO MORE KINGS DANCE!!

Great page turner

I thought so!

[George]

We discussed going to our local protest, however, we are staying home.  I feel guilty about that.  With my big test on Monday we don't feel comfortable going.

My friend Shelly doesn't feel up to standing for up to five hours, so she isn't here, either.

I didn't realize how long people will be standing.  I have a friend in NY with MS who needs leg braces to walk and hike.  She really is amazing, and she is at the protest.

That's great!