1. | Apr 6, 2014

and I'm glad she tweeted about your blog. I'm going to sign up so I can get a bit more itmorfanion about the goings on in the East parts of the county, as I'm out here in Ocean Shores. Your blog is definitely worth the time to read and I plan to continue to do so. I can't say as it's happy reading, but the truth isn't always happy.On another note, I'm sorry to hear that Montesano seems to be in a similar political boat as Ocean Shores. Our city council and mayor are, for the most part, not worth the paper it required to elect them. As for the voting situation, it's sad that so many of the 5,000 or so full time residents of this place don't bother to vote, either. One thing I will give us: we tend to have a fair number of folks showing up at the open city council meetings, especially when they start getting stupid about things. Unfortunately, the city council knows that despite the number of folks who show up, the majority of citizens don't seem to give a flying hoot and they won't be affected, no matter how vociferous and/or well spoken the people in attendance at the meetings are.A question in regards to the political signs showing up on your property. I hope none of them are for Gary Johnson, as I honestly hope the folks placing signs for the Libertarian candidate would be a bit more respectful of property rights. If I can manage to get a sign or two, I'll contact you about putting up a sign and bring some itmorfanion with me for you, and not put up a sign if you don't want it there.Thanks for the time you take to write this blog. You have some worthwhile things to say and good itmorfanion to pass on.Sincerely,Yovonnea.k.a. Old_Warhorse (sulien77 on Twitter)