LETTER: Port Angeles’ potholes have made experts of us all in dodging them

I came from a small Kansas town — population 300 — to Port Angeles in 1950.

I thought it was huge, and it took me a long time to say it was small.

I have been amazed lately how many people have received their Ph.D. here, including me.

All of us have our Ph.D. in the same thing: pothole dodger.

We find it to be very costly: car alignment, dental bills from clenching teeth so hard, doctor bills from whiplash, back pain, strained arm muscles and shaking our guts back and forth.

I still love Port Angeles.

I know the city is doing its best to solve the problem.

I bet you are thinking: This lady’s cheese has slipped off her cracker.

No, it hasn’t.

I’m not too old to know if I’m on foot or horseback.

Nadine Fowler,

Port Angeles