Jun 25, 2011
Where's Wolfie? commented on Dear Science.
@5 Also, many of us in the Pacific NW are pretty vitamin D deficient. It's not a bad idea to have your doctor check your vitamin levels the next time you do a yearly check up. Then they can prescribe the right amount.
May 7, 2011
Where's Wolfie? commented on Guess What Arrived in Today's Mail?.
@18 and @29
Agreed! I know it's not the point, but DAMN! What kind of Art Director lets a book go to print with typography looking like that? The kerning alone almost lost me my breakfast.
Agreed! I know it's not the point, but DAMN! What kind of Art Director lets a book go to print with typography looking like that? The kerning alone almost lost me my breakfast.
Jan 18, 2011
Where's Wolfie? commented on End of the Williams Inquest: Williams's Brother Takes the Stand.
@9 and @17,
Also, the painting of John is based on a photograph by David Entrikin, part of his encyclopedic series of portraits of homeless and formerly homeless Seattle men and women.
Also, the painting of John is based on a photograph by David Entrikin, part of his encyclopedic series of portraits of homeless and formerly homeless Seattle men and women.
Jan 12, 2011
Where's Wolfie? commented on Day Three: Birk Defied Training, Never Warned Williams He Would Shoot.
Thank you, Cienna. I'm heartened to see such excellent coverage of this case.
Sep 17, 2010
Where's Wolfie? commented on Panel Recommends Chihuly Museum for the Seattle Center.
@33 Maybe the other half could be a Thomas Kinkade store. That would fit right in.
Sep 8, 2010
Where's Wolfie? commented on As the World Turns.
Guess we'd better all start voting for Goodspaceguy.
Sep 3, 2010
Where's Wolfie? joined My Stranger Face
Sep 3, 2010
Where's Wolfie? commented on Native American Leaders Deliver Demands to SPD After Shooting Death of Carver.
Thank you, Cienna and Stranger staff, for your continuing excellent and fair coverage of this tragedy. Already, the Times seems to have lost interest in the story. It is so important that John is remembered as the man he was and not as some two-day news item to be sensationalized and then forgotten.
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As someone who worked with the homeless for many years, I can tell you that every year we were inundated by bags and bags of hats and scarves knitted by very sweet and generous people. I can promise that no one is going to go cold this winter because the trees are wearing sweaters. Now, if someone was wrapping trees in brand new pairs of underwear, socks, bras, winter coats in all sizes and sneakers (the things shelters really need you to donate), then we'd have an issue.