Puyallup Fair Photos - A 4 Year Old's View
These photos were taken by our 4 year old friend, Micheal Ann, at the Puyallup Fair this weekend. She held the camera, chose her subjects, and clicked away. It’s amazing. Do you remember what the world was like as a kid? Can you imagine being a kid at the Puyallup Fair? Carnival games, animals, prizes, noises, smells, and fried food goodness. Through Micheal Ann’s eyes we see pigs, candy, and carved bears… plus about ninety other photos. These photos are uncropped and unaltered. This is simply what she saw.
7 comments
R RR Anderson October 20, 2010
Greetings True Believer! I encourage the use of screen grabs in the exit133 city council meeting reports. Excelsior!
B Babette October 20, 2010
I am saddened that this is the first mention of this issue on Exit133. As someone with MS, I can tell you the tremendous medical benefits of marijuana. Pity that Exit133 toes Tacoma’s establishment line.
F fredo October 20, 2010
“He (Robert “the Traveller” Hill) reiterated one of his common points, that city wage increases be frozen.”
This guy is regularly held up for public ridicule. But he frequently makes one of the most lucid observations, as he did here, of anybody speaking at the council meeting. Thanks for your service to our community, Mr. Hill.
R RR Anderson October 20, 2010
Hill was on fire that meeting. He really needs his own TEE VEE show on public access.
P PointDexter October 20, 2010
•PointDexter/FILE/10.20.2010•
Tacoma.City.Council.Says:
Sharing.Is.Caring…No.Hope.Without.Dope
Q Queen Bee October 20, 2010
The demonstrators could have made their connection to the agenda (and spoken during Public Comment) via Ordinance No. 27937, stating that all city compensation should be frozen until Tacoma and Pierce County’s “interpretation” of state law is finalized (which other WA cities and counties aren’t struggling with). But, better than the demonstrators finding an agenda connection to speak (Robert Hill certainly does this every meeting), how sad that not one councilperson intentionally added an item to the agenda to allow and welcome them to speak… because this is not over: the excuse that dispensaries are “drug dealer fronts” is an unproven stretch, and the “appeal” option is simply a postponing punt and not a long-term save for these businesses.
R RR Anderson October 21, 2010
excellent point Queen Bee!
I was also sad to see nobody speak. The room cleared out pretty fast.