Leave. Not Left. (Woodman, spare that tree)

Photos by Retiring Guy

(during today's walk to the post office)

The Tetris House modular house

Modular Home of the Future.  (Jetson Green, 12/15/2015)

Just like the classic video game its name comes from, Tetris House is comprised of a series of blocks, which can be slotted together to create the desired layout of a home. Various accessories and add-ons can also be attached to the exterior façade of each home. Each Tetris House is built by placing the blocks (each of which contains a room) side by side, or one on top of another. This style of building is very reminiscent of shipping container architecture, though no containers were actually used.

As for the music, Sound Hound tells me, "There were no close matches."

Bathroom bill update: Julaine Appling must have inadvertently loosened her grip on Jesse Kremer's leash

Probably not good enough for Julaine and Jesse

(Still a little peekaboo) 

Bill revised to allow gender-neutral bathrooms in schools.  (Wisconsin State Journal, 12/15/2015)

Dan Rossmiller, lobbyist for the Wisconsin Association of School Boards, said Monday requiring school districts to provide floor-to-ceiling partitions or walls in gender-neutral bathrooms could force school districts to spend money on retrofitting a bathroom that has already been remodeled.

As quoted in the above article.

 Photo credit:  Wisconsin Association of School Boards

Dear Wisconsin voters.  Next November, I hope you keep in mind how much time and tax dollars Republicans in our state legislature have wasted on their "jobs" agenda.

Other Kremer posts:
Out of (local) control: When it comes to anything resembling a train, Republicans just can't help themselves.  (12/1/2015)  
The 'bathroom bill' marriage of Jesse Kremer and Julaine Appling.  (11/21/2015)
ALEC/NRA waterboy Jesse Kremer blames the media.  (10/23/2015)
Waterboys for the NRA and ALEC: Rep. Jesse Kremer (R-Kewaskum) and Sen. Devin LeMahieu (R-Oostburg)  (10/13/2015)
Wisconsin Republicans continue their laser-like focus on jobs and the economy.  (10/7/2015)
Wisconsin Assembly candidate denounces tax breaks for wind energy but conveniently overlooks what big oil receives.  (8/7/2014)
Just what the Wisconsin legislature needs: Another ALEC disciple.  (8/7/2014)