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07/11/2025

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07/11/2025

Jamie's "Group Therapy":
Dear Jamie, I really try to be very careful when pulling out of my garage. We live in a Cul De Sac with 4 other families with kids ranging from 2 ½ to 13 years of age. Being that it’s summer, there is a lot of kid traffic in our court. The other day I was pulling out and I was looking out for any kid traffic, when I felt my truck run over something. My heart sank, and a feeling of real panic took me over. I hopped out, fearful I hit a child, only to see the remains of a crushed skateboard. I knew exactly whose it was. It was the 10 year old who lives directly across the court from me. Knowing the family was not home at that moment, I gathered the pieces and tossed them into their yard, and breathed a sigh of relief that it wasn’t a kid. I texted the kid’s parents to let them know what they were coming home to. When they returned, they came to our door to get details of what happened, and then ended the conversation with the expectation that I was going to replace the skateboard. Um No!!! In my opinion, the kid is responsible for the accident by leaving the skateboard in the court, in front of my driveway. Do you think I’m wrong? Should I have to replace the skateboard? – David p.s. He’s not a very good skateboarder anyway.

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07/11/2025

Today is "National French Fry Day"!
Ketchup, Ranch, Mustard, Buffalo, other?
Favorite dip for your fries?

07/10/2025

Voting is live! Someone is going to win a wedding at Triple Play Family Fun Park! Vote for a couple at the link:

It's time to Vote for a couple to say “I Do” with a View… of the Go-Kart Track! One lucky couple is going to win a wildly fun wedding at Triple Play Family Fun Park on September 4th!—complete with an

07/10/2025

Have you EVER gotten a "Spray Tan"? Why?
Was it a good or bad experience?
Tell your story.

07/10/2025

Jamie's "Group Therapy":
Dear Jamie, it has been a long time since I have been in the dating world, and boy have times changed. My husband of 28 years passed away 2 years ago, so that makes me a 50+ year old woman, looking for love. I met a much younger man on a dating site. Though not a real big fan of the idea of dating a much younger man, I thought I’d give it chance, through initial conversation. We actually did a video chat as a way of getting to know each other. For being over 50, I am pretty technologically advanced. I love video chats. Anyway, during our Q&A with each other, he asked me a question that threw me for a loop. He asked what my “body count” was. I’ve heard the term before, but it’s never been asked of me. I have only been with one other man, than my husband, and that was during a rough patch in our marriage. When I told him “2”, he laughed at me. When I asked him, he said “a lot more than 2!” I wasn’t sure how to feel about that. I guess I was flustered by the question. Is that what people really care about when getting to know someone? How many people they have been with? I took that question as rude and kindly ended our conversation. Is this what I should expect these days while trying to find love, or is this just an isolated incident? Is this my clue NOT to date younger men, if that is all they care about? – Helene

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07/10/2025

Are you a "Bathroom Camper"? Someone who, whether you have to "go" or not, uses the bathroom to escape from the world?

07/10/2025

Yes or No! Do you actually take a "lunch break" at work? If not, why?

07/09/2025

Jamie's "Group Therapy":
Dear Jamie, Should it be a red flag that my new girlfriend may be a slob? We met online, and I immediately thought she was hot. Seriously, very close to the girl of my dreams. Beautiful, funny (which is really important to me), and even has a good job at the age of 23. I went to pick her up for dinner for the first time at her apartment and was shocked when she let me in. The first thing I noticed was a sharp odor that was quite unappealing, mixed with the scents of perfume and lotion. Her kitchen was in disarray, with dishes piled up. Clothes everywhere, and when I peeked in her bathroom, it was covered in cosmetics and towels. My first thought was “how can anyone live like this, happily?” Apparently she can. I got us out of there ASAP, before I started tidying up for her. We did the dinner thing and when I brought her home, she wanted me to come up. I made up a headache and asked for a rain check. Now I can’t get the vision out of my head, and the anxiety of potentially staying there is overwhelming. Other than her extreme clutter, I think she is great, but I’m not sure if the clutter in her life is something I can accept long term. Am I wrong for finding it “cringe”? – Joel

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07/09/2025

Favorite board game or card game you played with your family, as a kid?

07/09/2025

In your opinion, when should a young adult get a credit card? When did you get your first credit card?

07/08/2025

Level 3 (Go Now!) Evacuations have been issued for multiple fires burning near the TJ Meenach Bridge in Spokane. Evacuations include the areas between Elliott Drive on the North, Whistalks Way on the South, Randolph Road on the West and to the Spokane River on the East.

As of just after 4 p.m., the Washington Department of Natural Resources, Spokane County Fire District 10 and Spokane Fire Department are on scene fighting the flames