I Didn't Mail Mine

Denver residents were able to drop off their ballots at a drive-through at the Denver Elections Division office on Monday.

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I See Spaghetti

Don't bring yo gangsta ass up here.

Two Cop Cars.

I voted out some bad guys today.







The Crop Ripens.








Peeled and Ready for Spaghetti.

Doesn't look like Chain Saw Massacre,

This time.

What? Halloween Already

Nothing exceeds

Like excess.






I guess there is a

Biggest spider competition on the Westside.

I vote for this one.

Two Firsts

First Snow
and sadly
my First attempt at
writing my name in the snow.

Lucky Cat

Somebody's cat has a great playhouse.








Wolley wants one. (He just doesn't know it)

Great Sign

The weather was so springlike there were butterflies at my house,
sprinklers going all over and
lots of yard sales. I like these signs best.






NYTimes Update.

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High and Low

Wolley thinks kneading the Aluminum
helps me sleep.







Big Paw.






Cat on the Kitchen Counter

All Night Cat



Disclosure: This is Not a Cat Blog.

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Thanks W

Lawrence was described Monday by her parents and friends as a gentle woman, happy, devoted to her family, and who had a learning disability.








Marko is a mortarman in Charlie Company, 3rd Squadron, 61st Cavalry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team of the 4th Infantry Division.

He becomes the eighth soldier from the 4th BCT suspected in a local homicide.

Marko joined the Army in June 2006 and arrived at Fort Carson four months later.

He was deployed from January 2007 to February 2008 in the Rashid neighborhood of Baghdad, where his unit took some of the heaviest casualties of any Fort Carson unit in Iraq.

"Preliminary indications are that this person is" Lawrence, the sheriff's office said in a news release about the body that was found.


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Relax, Just Vote

I want one.
The faces of the Clowns might be different.







New Paint on the Flag.
I'm shinin' Patriot all over the Hood
for Election Day!






The Harvest.

Last Gasp?

“I had a rental on the market for $11,500 a month. On Monday, we got an offer for $8,500, which we countered with $9,500. They came back with $8,000,” she said. “I told them they were going the wrong way but they said, because of what was happening in the financial markets, this is our new offer. And guess what? The owner accepted it.”


With the financial crisis vividly in evidence, the mood on Tryon Street was palpably glum. ...... In Raleigh, executives at RBC Bank canceled the parachuters that were supposed to appear at the grand opening of its new headquarters, saying it was not an appropriate time to have people jumping off a bank building.

Last Gasp of Summer

Pinkish Tomatoes









Two 'bear-proof' trash cans in the Hood.







Summer Color in the Back







Sun sets after 4:30 in the Notch Today.
As it sets earlier and more to the left,
Days will rapidly become shorter.