I'll probably get in tons of trouble for this...
...but sometimes, things like this just have a way of presenting themselves!

Huckleberries Online (www.spokesmanreview.com/hbo/blogs) is a "home away from home" for all of us North Idaho and Eastern Washington bloggers who don't have anything better to do. In that blog, there were two pictures, one right above the other, and, well...I don't know if it's just my weird way of seeing things or what, but I sorta "combined" the two photos...no malice intended...

How could I resist doing this? I'll probably go straight to hell for posting this, but I didn't mean to slight the importance of our fowl-feathered friends, and I most certainly didn't mean to demean the nice lady depicted here; I just saw a parallel, that's all. Actually, one of my favorite cartoon characters was "Opus" the Penguin on the old "Bloom County" comic strip, and I guess he's back in a new Sunday-only comic strip, and he's the first thing I thot of when I saw Mr. Goose here.



This next quite subversive item refers in part to a political happening in Washington, D.C., where Dick Cheney and his staff are going to work. He's had his problems lately, and he'll probably have an even more difficult time finding hunting partners in the future.

There are those political pundits who are now saying that in light of the recent quail-hunting fiasco, Dick Cheney's influence will probably lessen, while that shrill, forceful woman, Condee Rice will probably begin to have more influence in the ways of our government.

Gosh, if Condee gets any more shrill, she'll start becoming mistaken in "sound" for Hillary Clinton. Can't you just imagine them in heated debate? If that ever happens, look for mushroom clouds!


And finally, we delve into the wide world of sports, what with spring-training right around the corner. "Spring-training" is major league baseball's version of sandlot baseball, and the pre-season is long. Could THAT be why so many pitchers lose velocity towards the end of the regular season? Here we have wily, crafty left-hander Jamie Moyer, who's back for another year with some really good news he shares with a training buddy...
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So this "photo-sabotage" thing is another way to blog. Hmmm...it's pretty interesting. Another new post lurks below...with an old picture of CDA's Park on a summer's day...