Every time I write about legacy lots on Water Ways, I wonder if I’m getting off the topic of water issues. My only excuse is that these dense urbanlike developments in rural areas tend to produce stormwater that can wreak havoc with natural streams and wetlands.

As for the boat cleaner, I’ll leave this open for discussion. I’d like to write a blog entry on “green” cleaners. Maybe I’ll try to get to that sooner rather than later. There are some knowledgeable folks at Kitsap Public Works who would be a good source for both you and me.

And that’s why I enjoyed your next post about “Legacy lots are getting attention from Kitsap County”!?

Personally, I would rather stick to the water ways and talk about the great boating season coming up!

I am looking for a good, no great, boat cleaner that is a little more friendly to the water than the normal boat/car soaps…any ideas?

We probably should be talking about Gary Locke’s record on education, transportation, crime, international trade and the Seattle Mariners.

But then, the last time I checked, the name of this blog was Watching Our Water Ways.

We know you meant the title to read “Commerce Secretary Locke could be good for the PEOPLE of the United States”. You know, the people who pay taxes and politician’s salaries.

Oh well, anyone can make a mistake. Too funny!

Ps. As for Mr. Garrett, I think the last paragraph is telling concerning his agenda. Too funny!