Drizzle, drazzle, drizzle, drome, time for this one to go home. I've enjoyed another day of blogging, folks, but my stomach's growling. So, you have to take it from here. I can't wait to see Stebbijo's post tomorrow re: the fact that Tyra Banks examination…
Above: Cool Granati illustration of a dragonfly in his back yard here.*Extra! Extra! Marianne Love just e-mailed to report: Some drama in the skies over Los Angeles. A Jet Blue plane with 145 passengers has problems with its landing gear. MSNBC and Fox News are…
It won't be long and I know what I will have for Thanksgiving. Doesn't matter if there is six feet of snow or not. I don't care if it is a couple months of way -- I can hardly wait! It is always good to…
Digital Fog, a newcomer to the HBlOgisphere but an old-hand at online commentary and parody, has latched onto that Spokane ad promo story involving Rich Hadley's chamber, producing the spoof above and a story here.
Remember that swell political quiz that Toadman sent yesterday -- the one where all of us social conservatives ended up as social moderates? Well, Green Libertarian provides a much shorter one for us today. It's much shorter. But I still ended up as a centrist…
Since Huckleberries Online is in the habit of satisfying inquiring minds ... here's the answers to yesterday's question about all-star Chicago first-baseman Derrek Lee's connection to Coeur d'Alene. John Austin: Derrek Lee is married to the daughter of 9(Panhandle Area Council exec) Jim Deffenbaugh's second…
Dean Hutton, left, and Jonathan Edgar sit in a bus stop shelter as the ocean waves crash around them Tuesday as Hurricane Rita passes near the island. You write the cutline.Feedback: Dean: Hey, dude, I see two fish are playing catch with my billfold.Jon: I…
Issue: New TV ads to focus on pride in Spokane: Chamber to employ five promo spots to viewers in Spokane, I-5 corridor/Tom Sowa, Spokesman-ReviewRich Hadley (Spokane chamber manager): "We're also aware that news about Spokane goes outside of our immediate area, and so we are…
Just twenty-five days ago, I wondered if my wife would live or die. Obviously, she lived. I just wanted to show you all exactly how beautiful your answered prayers look. We have a long way to go, but we are on the right track. Someday,…
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.
