Aquagal
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The Northern Lights are out.
Thanks Thor, I was all snuggled in bed and I peeked out my window and they are amazing here!
Termination dust
Since Unalaska is in Alaska, how can it possibly be Unalaska?
All the island crap in the world hanging from the mirror won't scrape the window.
http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mc7fhjYddA1qi7067o1_500.jpg
I hate that crap. Looks like a driving hazard.
People that do a poor job on their windows shouldn't be driving, IMO.
Nice down there?
SWMBO is in your 'hood for the weekend.
Who is SWMBO?
It's a beautifully sunny 25 degrees here. Looking forward to the meteor shower tonight. Is gonna be nipplish though.
Me? I have to escort to a pool party in a bit.![]()
Hairy? Hmmm...I spose I know a few of them.![]()
She Who Must Be Obeyed
about the same weather here, but you're supposed to have more of a breeze.
I've got front wheel bearings to change out, later. Oh, boy!
My personal mechanic is coming tomorrow to not only fetch my car to put on studded tires, but leave me a loaner.
Bonus: I hope you have an indoor heated garage for your bearings.
SCOTT SIMON: If you take a trip to see autumn foliage in Western Massachusetts this weekend, beware: local moose do not offer photo ops. Pete Brown, who's a logger, learned this last month when he saw a moose while he worked in the woods. He tried to get a picture. Instead, Mr. Brown, who has two hip replacements, got the run of his life. Pete Brown joins us from his home in Belchertown, Massachusetts. Thanks for being with us.
PETE BROWN: Oh, it's my pleasure, Scott.
SIMON: So, you saw a moose, and then what?
BROWN: Well, then he tried to kill me basically. For 10 minutes, he chased me and it was quite an event.
SIMON: I mean, we obviously can joke about it now 'cause you're safe and sound. It's been pointed out it was rutting season - is rutting season - and I wonder did the moose see you as a companion or a rival?
BROWN: Yeah, a couple of people have mentioned that. My ex-wife in particular, she thought that he probably thought I was cute looking and, you know, wanted to add me to his collection.
SIMON: How do you outrun a moose?
BROWN: I managed to do it by zigzagging in and out of the trees because his rack was so wide he kept bumping into trees. At one point, I ran out into a clearing and then he was able to get up ahead of steam. And that was particularly exciting at that point, and then I made it back into the brush and eventually made it back to my scooter.
SIMON: Good Lord. So, I guess the lesson of this is if you're being chase by a moose head for thick foliage?
BROWN: That's what they say. Or they say find a large tree and keep walking around the tree and eventually the moose will get bored and go do something else.
SIMON: Now I understand, although this is the first time that a moose has made a run at you, that you've had previous potentially violent encounters in the woods.
BROWN: Actually, the only other wild animal that's attacked me have been flying squirrels. And so I guess there's some humor there, the Rocky and Bullwinkle thing. You know, yeah, they're quite a team. They're pretty effective.
SIMON: I mean, you get to say Natasha's line, right?
(LAUGHTER)
BROWN: Boris, he's moose on squirrel.
SIMON: Yes, exactly.
BROWN: Eat logger now.
(LAUGHTER)
SIMON: Well, Mr. Brown, we're very happy that you're all in one piece and able to talk about this with us. Thank you very much.
BROWN: And thank you, sir.
SIMON: And keep watching the woods, OK?
BROWN: I will, brother, I will.
SIMON: Pete Brown, a logger in Western Massachusetts was chased by a grouchy bull moose in September but he gave him the slip.
I know it's not Anchorage, but where else are you supposed to post moose stories or moose evasion advice ?