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This really should be an opt-in thing!
Do you "hate getting new phone books each year that replace the phone books were never used last year"?
If you want to sign up, go here... www.YellowPagesGoesGreen.org & remember to check your email for the confirmation.
I opted out of the White pages, though I still find Yellow useful when on the rare occasion the internet is down, or I don't want to turn on my computer just to call a business.
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rebellibrarian for pointing this out.
Do you "hate getting new phone books each year that replace the phone books were never used last year"?
If you want to sign up, go here... www.YellowPagesGoesGreen.org & remember to check your email for the confirmation.
I opted out of the White pages, though I still find Yellow useful when on the rare occasion the internet is down, or I don't want to turn on my computer just to call a business.
Thanks to [Unknown site tag]
rebellibrarian for pointing this out.
Last night I decide rather than drive home on the usual freeway, I would cut through the industrial area between my house and downtown Seattle. I enjoy this drive, and the odd little things you can spot if you are paying attention. And as I only do when I have a full bladder, I got caught waiting 
for the crossing of a a very slow moving freight train. To amuse myself, as frequently is the case, I decided to play with my camera. I was surprised to realize that I have put over 100,000 miles on my car. That is a lot of driving. A ton of driving. I've spent more time in this car than some people spend with their relatives. 
