Hey Scott. I was just hypothesizing today about whether they dropped down from higher elevations with Sue today. Thanks for clarifying. Can't mistake that high whistley trill!

Locust? Yew? Oak? What did I miss?

So, that's what I saw the other day! And, not my made up 'black tipped' gull!

Not yet, but I’ve had my eye and ear out for them. This is the season, when they drop down from the higher elevations. We’re a bit far south for them here but maybe I’ll get lucky.

Nice one. Did you see any varied thrushes? Strangely, I'm seeing them very frequently lately.....

I see it NOW!

I actually WAS asked one time if Feeshko was an American Indian name.

If you look closely at Jen's eyes, you can see murder in them.

I thought he accumulated the teeth from his time as a "collector of debts".

We bought the gong on the Gong Highway in Thailand on our first bike trip in 2014-15. It weighs something!

Well, I thought it was quite a remarkable coincidence that by a Wednesday, when we were to meet, we had all already been to a dentist for something or other, all except Ron. And then, Ron told me that he was behind in getting a cleaning! Well, that was the week to do it, Ron, to make for 100% HAC member dental participation.

We look great!

Thank you for this explanation because most of the HAC members have always wondered if your wife was foreign or alien or what.

That's good, Greg. You always have something interesting to say.

A very deceitful deception, Bruce, but it worked. It reminded me of a lyric from a song by the mid-western band, Wilco. The song is called "How to Fight Loneliness." Substituting one word, I paraphrase: "How to fight hostility / Smile all the time."