Laura and George go to Pakistan to watch a cricket match

We have good news today in Idaho. I do not know where to start.

First, we are missing two hundred moose heads. I think their body, legs and tail are also missing. Some think the wolves have eaten them all.

The state wants to kill wolves to prevent moose from eating. They already kill them to prevent them from killing sheep and cattle. I think moose run away from wolves.

The reason the wolf population declined in this country was because they kill livestock, which is why they were caught, poisoned, and shot upon seeing them.

There is a killing frenzy when wolves train their cubs to kill.

There is a myth that wolves only kill to eat. Not! They also kill to train their cubs or just to have a good time with a flock of sheep. Sheep are easy prey for wolves that can knock down a moose.

My father had many stories of wolves. He lived in northern Utah and Idaho before the First World War. In the winter they rode a horse drawn sleigh to school in Sage Creek, Utah. Dad packed a 30-06 rifle to keep his sisters and younger brother from getting into trouble when the wolves got too close to the sled.

Dad was a hunter. During the depression, he wrote an article titled, Will a coyote commit suicide? That he bought me milk when he sold the item to the Rocky Mountain News.

I still have a copy of that article. Dad shot a coyote as a reward, but it escaped by falling or jumping into a crater in Ten Mile Pass, near Soda Springs, Idaho.

I don’t buy too many paintings because then where would I hang mine? But I bought a painting by an artist from Payson, Arizona who I knew because it “looked like” the same coyote.

My wife and I drove to Ten Mile Pass, where I went off the road when the gravel embankment gave way. I had seen a sign mentioning the Oregon Trail, so I stopped and turned off the road. In fact, I had to drive down to the floor and exit the Oregon Trail. There is an article about that somewhere on my list.

I did not find the crater where the coyote “committed suicide”, but I learned that my dad and grandfather did not have the opportunity to raise cattle on their farm. The rancher who rescued me had 500 heads (along with bodies, legs, and tails) of furry Black Angus that he had to truck to American Falls each winter to prevent them from freezing to death.

I don’t know where he moved with his family.

I hope it moved them.

The local rag said the buffalo herd in Yellowstone is shrinking in size. That is good. There are too many and they leave the park and transmit diseases to the livestock. The main reason there are fewer buffaloes is that they are caught and sent to the slaughterhouse. This is called “game management”.

We have game management here in Idaho. Is named hunting.

I think hunting should be allowed in Yellowstone Park. Only Native Americans could hunt. They could use or sell the meat to avoid starvation during the winter.

The Indians hunted buffalo with bows and arrows while riding bareback on wild stallions.

That would be a great tourist attraction that could draw millions more to Yellowstone.

The hunt would be during October when I am not there.

I read that Bomb Building 101: Atomic Weapons It is taught at Georgetown University by Charles D. Ferguson. That way, the terrorist will not have to import a bomb from Russia. They can build it right in DC

In Florida, the Boy Scouts are in a quandary. His 165-acre campsite along the Manatee River is worth tons of money and can be sold. They may need the money to pay the attorneys who fight the Boy Scout lawsuits.

My question is this: Where are the explorers going to camp?

Last night we had a fish fry at church to raise money for our scout troop. We have it every year.

My wife and I were chosen last year to be the money and ticket collectors. I didn’t know it was for life, but we were there last night.

We also set up a table with flag poles to help raise additional funds. Any proceeds from TopFlight flagpole sales on my site during March 2006 will be donated to the Boy Scouts. The site is http://www.aaaflagpoles.com.

I thought this was funny. Catholics don’t like tithing very much. Their parishes are 10 times larger than Protestant parishes and people feel that they do not have to tithe because they do not own the parishes, but the clergy.

This is what Bishop Carl Bell, pastor of St. Cyril of Jerusalem, said that he once heard a bishop describe the state of giving in the Catholic Church:

But, if you have $ 1, you go to church.

I thought Mormons might be mentioned in the article because even young children pay tithing, but we didn’t.

Our rag said they are going to return the AC-130 gunships to Iraq. General Frank Gorenc said: “He has tons of weapons and all kinds of things that can be applied to the problems we have.”

Now that will calm everyone down when they start blowing up garbage cans on the streets of Baghdad.

“All kind of things”.

What kind of general talk is that?

Here’s an understatement from our State Department: Days of bloodshed between religious sects in Iraq show that the United States still has work to do towards a new, broadly representative Iraqi government.

Touch the exact issue!

The job should consist of this: Bringing our troops home this year.

Did you read about that guy in Spokane who hijacked a bus to take it to a bar? When he got to the bar, he shot around the place.

Fortunately, he was a lousy shot.

He was about the same age as Dick Cheney.

Well, Cheney is four years younger and a better shooter.

I don’t know how the president and his beautiful wife, Laura, were tricked into going to that cricket match in Pakistan.

I guess Pakistanis don’t like Bush very much.

They must hate it.

I used to make my British friends tell me the rules of cricket every time I visited England. Over a period of time, I went to England every quarter for a research meeting. I always asked to hear those cricket rules one more time.

I think the game can be compared to curling.

It’s a stupid game. (Well, most good games are.)

The bowler does not play like us.

Well you read the cricket rules in [http://www.allworldknowledge.com/cricket/index.html] and let me know if you can solve it.

Players never know which way to go across the field; the dog’s side, the rooster’s side, towards the end of the slaughterhouse or the end of the popper.

Well wow, Google has Six!

Sorry George!

Sorry, beautiful Laura!