For Elizaberth Warren

Whether or not you favor or oppose #PresidentWarren you might enjoy this
"presentation by Julia Hassell (initially intended to persuade her somewhat conservative mother)

Me Daffys Is Up

These are the miniature daffodils in the most sunlight corner of my front yard - a good start!

Naptime! Arthur, Imp, Shadow, Virginia

I voted by mail

Voting by mail seems the most secure to me. Based on my experience as a polling judge/polling inspector, there are just too many chances for minor errors by the polling station staff which is hired just for the day - and maybe half a day of training - to be sloppy with procedures. I don't know anyone who *intended* to be sloppy, but it's got to happen. Vote by mail, on the other hand, uses professional mail carriers to deliver sealed envelopes - so they don't know what's inside - to the central office for processing by professional staff. It's just better.
I voted for Elizabeth Warren, because her Consumer Financial Protection Bureau was a great success.
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EDITTED: Warren was not in the race by the time my ballot was counted, which is a lesson I suppose. Still, I don't regret the vote; I regret only not waiting until the last day to cast it. Live and learn!

March 3: How To Conduct Productive Meetings

MARCH 3 - You Are Invited to a workshop: "How to Conduct Productive Meetings".
No charge! 6:30pm – 8:00pm at The Kenney, 7125 Fauntleroy Way SW, Seattle, WA 98136. Hosted by West Seattle 832 Toastmasters - a supportive environment for learning public speaking and leadership skills!

West Seattle 832 Toastmasters

February 23 at 5:07 PM ·

We're hosting a special leadership workshop on March 3! Join us at 6:30 PM, and learn How to Conduct Productive Meetings. http://westseattletm832.org/contact/

Be Kind For Lent

Rather than giving something up for Lent, a suggestion: Be kind. This can be difficult, but it will be good.

It's That Time Of Year Hooray!

Diana and co-workers at her retirement party