Ooops

[Catlady (Rita Prince Winston)]

--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, "Fairy Queen"
<lucyliz_ward at h...> wrote:

> So she'd sort of already covered what I just asked, d'oh! It's 
> reasons like this why I don't post often. I don't think I've ever 
> sent a post without being embarassed by some aspect or another of it 
> straight afterwards.

> So really there was no need for my new thread at all -  i should have 
> looked harder.
> 
> Double d'oh!
> Lucy
> *Off to iron hands and lurk for another six months*

Pleased don't feel embarrassed, please don't iron your hands, and
please don't feel compelled to lurk. I enjoyed your post.

Btw the way, an oriole is a little gaudy black and yellow songbird;
there are several species of orioles, of which one is named Baltimore
Oriole, so the team name Baltimore Orioles is quite clever. A blue 
jay is a a clever, aggressive, blue colored bird with a little crest
on its head -- I think they're related to crows. Around here, the
"experts" always tell us not to call the scrub jays "blue jays" and 
we always reply: they're blue and they're jays, so they're blue jays.