New Olympic Sport?
OK, I'm not going to spoil the fun for you by spilling the beans re: who wins this new Winter Olympics event tonight. But I will tip my cap to CDADave for the chuckle.
MONDAY, FEB. 20, 2006
Best of the Local Blogs -- 2/20/06
Family Phil and his two offspring spotted this during a trek around Tubbs Hill Saturday here. Nice.*Stebbijo/Your Choice opines re: the meaning of Winter Blogfest '06 at the Captain's Wheel in Bayview Saturday, hosted by Bayview Herb Huseland, including: "These are the kind of people…
HBO -- to Apple Sider re: Facial Hair
Apple Sider: "egarding facial hair, I've been clean shaven, worn a full beard, mustache, and a goatee. I disagree that goatees are hip. Goatees were hip like 15 years ago when Andre Agassi and Bruce Willis first shaved their bald heads and started wearing them.…
Cis Sends Another Easter Egg
HBO hopes that Sam Taylor has recovered from the last addictive Easter Egg, sent along by Cis Gors/Kootenai, because hers another from her. Enjoy here. (Your Blogmeister scored a 24 within the first coupla minutes.)
Fredericks: Hayden Lake Kayaker
Doug Fredericks: "On my journeys (Sunday), I stopped by Honeysuckle Beach and the Dike Road in Hayden. LOT'S of ice created by the wind-whipped waves this week. The dock is actually partially submerged from the weight. A week ago I sent you a picture of…
APhoto of the Day -- 2/20/06
Patrice Lauzon of Montreal looks over at partner Marie-France Dubreuil of Montreal after a fall in the figure skating original dance at the Turin 2006 Winter Olympics Sunday. You write the cutline. (AP Photo/Mike Ridewood, CP)
Huckleberries: Boyington Snub Redux
You've heard that the University of Washington Student Senate dissed North Idaho WWII hero Pappy Boyington by refusing to honor the UW alum with a campus memorial. But did you know Jill Edwards received her comeuppance – you know, the sophomore senator who said Boyington…
WorldNetDaily Poll -- Sasquatch
Question: Do you think there is a creature commonly known as 'Bigfoot'? 1. Yes, the plethora of sightings and physical evidence can't be wrong 2. Yes, while I admit evidence is scant, I still think the creature exists 3. I think it existed at one…
D.F. Oliveria started Huckleberries Online on Feb. 16, 2004. Oliveria's Sunday print Huckleberries is a past winner of the national Herb Caen Memorial Column contest.