Emergency Clown Noses

 

Description

Emergency Clown Nose

Never leave home without one! This Emergency Clown Nose should be carried at all times...you never know when next you will need it! Warning: For your safety it is advised that you first apply Emergency Clown Nose before attempting comic behavior in public.

Each foam clown nose comes in a plastic jar with screw-top lid. Simply place nose in vertical slot in the rear of the ball.

Created by professional clowns
Approx. 1.5” diameter
One size fits most noses

emergency clown noses were passed out at our Union Camino gathering on Sunday night 

wonderful folks from Union who came on the Camino trip gathered for dessert on Sunday 

PNW Climate Week 2026 Kick Off

 Jason has worked so hard on this all year, and the kickoff was a smashing success today! 

PNW Climate Week Fan Zone 

Jason and Joscha

opening speech 

 

Jason with Lylianna Allala, City of Seattle's Office of Sustainability and Environment and Chrissy Cooley, Executive Director, Puget Sound Clean Air Agency

PNW Climate Week Volunteer Dream Team 

Governor Bob Ferguson 

Mayor Katie Wilson 

Kate Brouns (Climate & Energy Policy Advisor to Governor Bob Ferguson), Bob Ferguson (governor), Katie Wilson (mayor of Seattle), and Lylianna Allala 

With You

so good to be with my sweet college friend Kim Bonine this weekend in Arcata, CA 

Trinidad State Beach 

windy Friday afternoon :) 

stunning views in Trinidad 

paintings that Eric (Kim's husband) did of Trinidad Bay

Saturday evening run through Arcata Community Forest 

amazing tree growing out of giant nurse log near Kim and Eric's house 

fun times with Kim's friend Stacy on Saturday 

with Eric working on some house projects (putting together one of Kim's old soccer trophies) 

Kim and Fisher (who will be a junior in high school in the fall) 

Kim and Piper (who will be a sophomore in college in the fall at Western) 

little notes I left on Kim's desk 💕

 

A River Runs Through it

So grateful for the photos Uncle Dan and Aunt T shared below, giving us a glimpse of the Montana magic Taylor experienced this weekend—time with family (and Moose!), cooling off in the river, and his first taste of fly fishing.

As Norman Maclean wrote in A River Runs Through It, “Eventually, all things merge into one, and a river runs through it.”

Cazden, Taylor, and Colter

  

Moose (who does not know he's a bit big to be a lap dog) 

Taylor arriving on Friday night