She is a Nurse, Not a Photographer

We always like to have fun with our fellow bloggers, and when one comes up to make a comment, we oblige by bringing it forward with our reply. Most readers ignore comments, so it is a friendly way to acknowledge other blogger's work and give them a free link.

Today, the Neon Nurse is up. She is a bit liberal for our tastes, but she is a friendly sort, and well meaning, if misguided in her politics, (lol). She made a comment to our Somebody Buy the Man a Comb post:

Be fair, he HAD just come from an earlier meeting at a wind farm. :)

Also, being a guy, you might not know that many women like that tousled look. Harrison Ford has certainly done okay off it!

If nothing else, please blame me as the photog. I'm still learning how to work my new camera.

This author has seen photos of Mark Udall in a committee meeting in congress (another wind farm, we concede) definitely in need of a comb. It has happened often enough that we created a label for it "udall comb your hair." It is not your camera, Susan.

Two private notes: 1. Take your railfan son on the Cumbres & Toltec railroad. He will enjoy it, but bring sun glasses for eye protection. Actually, you and he will enjoy it. Go the whole route.

2. You ought to take a look at the bill we discussed. If you read it carefully, you may not like what you see, especially toward the end. The longer that piece of trash sits in the legislature the more openly anti-public interest it gets. Few care and no one notices.

Best!

Somebody Buy the Man a Comb

Mark Udall, that is.

On Kittens and Grooming

When a kitten is taken from its mother before it learns to groom itself, it never learns to groom itself.

Mark Udall is in need of a comb. This isn't the first time we made that observation. It is said that you dress for the job you want. Our garbage men show up with combed hair more often than Mark Udall does, and they only come once a week.

Today's fashion statement picture was in the Grand Junction Sentinel.

The accompanying article has an interesting quote in it that is very likely another lie from the Mark Udall camp:

“This is solely about bolstering the base,” [ Mike ] Melanson said. “This is indicative of what we’ve been seeing in our research that Bob Schaffer has been having problems in his own base and this is about trying to scare Republicans back into the fold.”

Udall's minions are telling the left wing blogosphere in response to the latest poll showing a toss-up that their internal polls always showed the race to be close. Ok, Melanson, which is it? It reminds one of Mark Udall's Cornfusion, where he told three different audiences what they wanted to hear about corn ethanol.