Eastern Washington Life

[1watchman]

I have lived in both sides of the State and it has been nice that I can move around and still have the same Christian fellowship, for the gathering I am with has assemblies in various places which are very much the same in faith and beliefs. We see the Christian faith as only Scriptural without the innovations of men, which kind of speaks to me of "unity of the faith".

I have lived most of my life in E. Wash. State and I like the diversity there. In the Tri-Cities we have a mild winter and quite warm summers, but it suits me. I also like Spokane a lot.

I lived a short time in the wet side of the mountain (Seattle) and the congestion of traffic was a bit too much, but they have nice summer weather and its beautiful in the open country (outside the cities).

Most people from other States think of the rainy side of the State when they hear of Washington, but I prefer a dryer climate. I have relatives in the eastern States that wonder if the Indians are a danger to people in Eastern Washington (they don't know we are civilized today).

- 1 Watchman

 

[SyntheticPaper]

I grew up in Eastern Washington.

 

[RedLioness]

I have lived in both sides of the State and it has been nice that I can move around and still have the same Christian fellowship, for the gathering I am with has assemblies in various places which are very much the same in faith and beliefs. We see the Christian faith as only Scriptural without the innovations of men, which kind of speaks to me of "unity of the faith".

I have lived most of my life in E. Wash. State and I like the diversity there. In the Tri-Cities we have a mild winter and quite warm summers, but it suits me. I also like Spokane a lot.

I lived a short time in the wet side of the mountain (Seattle) and the congestion of traffic was a bit too much, but they have nice summer weather and its beautiful in the open country (outside the cities).

Most people from other States think of the rainy side of the State when they hear of Washington, but I prefer a dryer climate. I have relatives in the eastern States that wonder if the Indians are a danger to people in Eastern Washington (they don't know we are civilized today).

- 1 Watchman

I find living here in Eastern Washington State to be rather wet, yes. Listening to the song "let it rain" by newsboys recalls this. Other than the magnificent mountain ranges or the pleasant fall weather I really have no idea why you would want to live here in the west. My mom and dad left Florida because they insisted "it was too hot and had mosquitoes." But sometimes I miss a more tropical climate, you know? I have no diea what the beaches up here have to offer me, the last time we went deep out west to the beach it was brown coarse muddy sand and (i was disappointed) where were the white beaches? There was none. Just muddy, we brownish looking sand. Or dirt. Whichever.

 

[DeaneRenata]

I grew up in Eastern Washington.

I'm originally from Florida though moved up here because of all the insects.

 

[1watchman]

Yes, bugs are common wherever you have high humidity. In Eastern Washington we don't have that, but mosquitoes can be a problem in some places. In the Tri-Cities it is a dry heat so the bugs don't bug us much. We have a Mosquito Control Board (not a big flat paddle), which spray at certain times of the year by airplane and around neighborhoods. I have noticed that when you get older the squiters leave you alone ---bad blood I guess. Anyway, its a beautiful place to live here on the Columbia River, Yakima River, and Snake River which join here.

- 1 Watchman

 

[DeaneRenata]

Yes, bugs are common wherever you have high humidity. In Eastern Washington we don't have that, but mosquitoes can be a problem in some places. In the Tri-Cities it is a dry heat so the bugs don't bug us much. We have a Mosquito Control Board (not a big flat paddle), which spray at certain times of the year by airplane and around neighborhoods. I have noticed that when you get older the squiters leave you alone ---bad blood I guess. Anyway, its a beautiful place to live here on the Columbia River, Yakima River, and Snake River which join here.

- 1 Watchman

I don't like reading this. o.o

 

[DeaneRenata]

I have lived in both sides of the State and it has been nice that I can move around and still have the same Christian fellowship, for the gathering I am with has assemblies in various places which are very much the same in faith and beliefs. We see the Christian faith as only Scriptural without the innovations of men, which kind of speaks to me of "unity of the faith".

I have lived most of my life in E. Wash. State and I like the diversity there. In the Tri-Cities we have a mild winter and quite warm summers, but it suits me. I also like Spokane a lot.

I lived a short time in the wet side of the mountain (Seattle) and the congestion of traffic was a bit too much, but they have nice summer weather and its beautiful in the open country (outside the cities).

Most people from other States think of the rainy side of the State when they hear of Washington, but I prefer a dryer climate. I have relatives in the eastern States that wonder if the Indians are a danger to people in Eastern Washington (they don't know we are civilized today).

- 1 Watchman

Way back in 2003 I went to something called the Christian teen conference in California, it was a day at six flags and preaching at west coast baptist college (which was boring).

 

[From]

Hello, excuse that I interfere, it is possible to learn as from you in a family bring up Christianly. What your opinion as it is necessary to bring up children?

 

[1watchman]

Hello From. I am not clear as to your questions. Are you speaking about a place to live and bring up children? It depends more on the family than on the place, I think.

- 1 Watchman

 

[DeaneRenata]

Hello, excuse that I interfere, it is possible to learn as from you in a family bring up Christianly. What your opinion as it is necessary to bring up children?

Are you from a different nation or something because your English is not right. You want to learn from me? How?

 

[DeaneRenata]

Hello From. I am not clear as to your questions. Are you speaking about a place to live and bring up children? It depends more on the family than on the place, I think.

- 1 Watchman

Or are you talking to somebody else entirely and it isn't me?

 

[DeaneRenata]

I have lived in both sides of the State and it has been nice that I can move around and still have the same Christian fellowship, for the gathering I am with has assemblies in various places which are very much the same in faith and beliefs. We see the Christian faith as only Scriptural without the innovations of men, which kind of speaks to me of "unity of the faith".

I have lived most of my life in E. Wash. State and I like the diversity there. In the Tri-Cities we have a mild winter and quite warm summers, but it suits me. I also like Spokane a lot.

I lived a short time in the wet side of the mountain (Seattle) and the congestion of traffic was a bit too much, but they have nice summer weather and its beautiful in the open country (outside the cities).

Most people from other States think of the rainy side of the State when they hear of Washington, but I prefer a dryer climate. I have relatives in the eastern States that wonder if the Indians are a danger to people in Eastern Washington (they don't know we are civilized today).

- 1 Watchman

Hi. Sometimes I find real life to be sort of hard, and taxing. I call Washington State my home, and I live in a gray house here but sometimes other people are a bother. I like to YouTube and stuff but whatever.

 

[DeaneRenata]

Where in Washington State is this? I have lived here in Washington State for 13 years. I do not apprentice people yelling and screaming at me, although my biological parent has done it several times. I told myself that if he ever called me on the phone I would not return his phone calls webcast I simply do not like him.

 

[DeaneRenata]

I guess I am only replying because I computer. I have been a Washington state resident for 13 years.

 

[DeaneRenata]

Ugh. Speaking of living here in the "Great Northwest" do you make the best of the land. I am just chatting. When I was younger I used to go up in the mountainous and collect minerals. I think this is called Rock hounding.

 

[DeaneRenata]

I have lived in Washington State for 13 years, I just sometimes get online and watch YouTube. I know that a lot of people do. o.o Its a time waster for those of us who live in real life who are bored.

 

[1watchman]

We are in to February and it has been mostly sunny and temps 40-50F here in SE Washington, with only an occasional sprinkle of rain and no wind. This is quite mild for the month, but I see that even N.Y. has mild weather today --strange weather patterns everywhere in the whole world since last summer. How is it in your area of Washington?

Maybe the Lord will give us a nice summer here (and maybe He will come and take us up to Himself soon --my great hope).

 

[1watchman]

Spring has sprung here in the Tri-Cities. Trees are in bloom and little spring flowers are opening. Today is warm and sunny and only a slight breeze. We hope to have a reunion of our kids and grandkids this afternnoon for dinner in the yard. Weather across the nation has been very different the past few months, but it has been quite normal here thankfully.

Our Lord gives us what is needed, I believe, whether to balance out conditions for the good of the earth, or in the case of damaging storms, maybe to get the attention of people for a little more humility before God??? I tend to not just take weather as a happen-stance, as some would say.

 

[Saol]

I moved up here to Moses Lake a couple years ago from Arkansas, and other than missing trees and mountains, it's been a pretty good experience, though I hope to someday move either to Spokane Valley area, or further west, or even into Oregon. But for now it's pretty nice here.

 

[1watchman]

Hello Saol. We lived in Moses Lake for a few years before coming to the tri-cities. Before that we were in Spokane ---and much earlier in Seattle for a short time. Richland is our favorite place. You should also explore Winthrop up in Northeast Washington. It is a really nice frontier type town (great fishing) and the entrance to the North Cascade highway over to the Monroe and Bellingham area.

We love this State, but also Idaho and Oregon. This summer we have plans with all our family to go to the Oregon Beach for a week or two. They have the best beaches of anyplace. The Puget Sound is also a very nice place to vacation and visit quaint villages.

Moses Lake is about the center of the State, so it is fairly easy to go East or West for visits or shopping. We liked M.L. too.