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A rare sighting

Sat., Oct. 31, 2020

Sasquatch sightings have always been a part of Northwest folk-lore but an even rarer species is the Homosapionus Moronus- until now! It has come out in great numbers all over North Idaho and North Eastern Washington. It was spotted in the Yakima area and in the Tri-cities and, according to reputable sources, established residence in our nation’s capital! This can be no coincidence- this must be due to the Covid virus!

We shall see if the virus is put to rest if the species remains.

Robert R. Cannata

Spokane

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