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This probably won’t create much stir. I don’t use my WordPress blog much anymore – at least not enough to justify the annual charge – especially since there is Facebook. I have kept my jlcommeree.com domain and hope to have … Continue reading →

How I love my city! What a gorgeous, vibrant town Seattle is. The views from the top of The Needle, especially of The Mountain, The Sound, and Olympics, with the changing of the seasons and the pensive music, bring a … Continue reading →

Rain is not the only thing pouring in our neighborhood today. There is a house under construction across the street and the foundation is finally being poured. The original house sat empty for over a year as its condition continued … Continue reading →

The (not my) President is SO nice. He is giving folks the chance to be flown New York to meet him for breakfast and tell him how great you think he’s been doing. He doesn’t trust the media (good thing … Continue reading →

During my September vacation in 1997, I got inspired to remodel the bathroom of my West Seattle home. The tile around the tub was some dated color, the grout was mildewed and failing, and the shower/spout installation was sideways, literally. … Continue reading →

SR 99 access pit #2 Image Time: January 6th, 2016, 11:56 am Temp: 47° F Pressure: 29.63 In Conditions: Overcast Wind: 3 Mph / ENE Heat Index: N/A Dewpoint: 41° F Visibility: 10.0 Mi Humidity: 81 % Jobsite images and … Continue reading →

SR 99 access pit #2 Image Time: December 30th, 2015, 12:00 pm Temp: 38° F Pressure: 30.45 In Conditions: Partly Cloudy Wind: 3 Mph / ENE Heat Index: N/A Dewpoint: 28° F Visibility: 10.0 Mi Humidity: 67 % Jobsite images … Continue reading →

SR 99 access pit #2 Image Time: December 23rd, 2015, 12:00 pm Temp: 41° F Pressure: 29.57 In Conditions: Overcast Wind: 7 Mph / SSE Heat Index: N/A Dewpoint: 36° F Visibility: 10.0 Mi Humidity: 85 % Jobsite images and … Continue reading →

Many of my friends and family that attended our wedding commented on how much they liked the minister, Lois Van Leer. She serves the Unitarian Universalist church that Kathy and I attend. Today she sent out the e-mail below which … Continue reading →