The latest No Kings event in Seattle had a much lower turnout than previous marches, but there were still some thousands of us with a united GET OUT THE VOTE purpose, and the voting fair at Seattle Center was pretty good too.
I have had high hopes of posting about something-not-political on blahdeblahblah, but, well, I've been tired. And Democracy isn't going to save itself, so instead of something about making jam or reading books or even the latest in backyard adventures, the Imaginary Reader gets a photo post from today's stroll from Westlake to the Center. And that's only because it finally occurred to me, when we were practically at the Center, that I might want to take a few pictures. Tired, I tell you, fucking tired.
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Obligatory Space Needle shot
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This was not Panther's first protest
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Forever blowing bubbles . . .
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"See You at Nuremberg"
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I'm a sucker for defenestration.
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And also the "Nope" cat
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I confess I saw the collar first and asked myself, "Is that really a priest, or just someone dressed like one?" And then I realized it was someone I knew--an Episcopalian pastor. He had a whole series of signs:
My own sign (front and back) for the day was hastily created about half an hour before we wanted to be heading out the door so it's pretty basic:
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But, seriously, do VOTE and please vote NO on I-638 (and the other statewide initiatives too)
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