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17 Apr 18:40

Morning Notes

by ARLnow.com
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Y'ALL! Read the "Disobedient Dog" note. Highlighted by whom? LOL.

Looking up at a skyscraper along N. Moore St. in Rosslyn (staff photo by Jay Westcott)

Va. Hospital Center Changing Name — “Arlington’s Virginia Hospital Center is charging forward with its regional expansion under new leadership — and a new moniker to match. The nearly 80-year-old independent hospital, which had the same CEO for nearly half of that time, is now going forward as VHC Health. The change aims to better reflect its role in the region, said Christopher Lane, the hospital’s new leader since March 28.” [Washington Business Journal]

Auditor Eyes Site Plans — “Auditor Chris Horton has proposed spending about 300 of his 2,000 work hours during fiscal 2023 evaluating past site plans to determine if the benefits that were promised to the public actually materialized. His work plan, which will have to be ratified by the County Board, won a receptive audience at the April 7 meeting of the government’s Audit Committee. ‘I really love this idea,’ said John Vihstadt, a former County Board member.” [Sun Gazette]

Holiday Weekend Changes — “Whether you celebrate the Christian holiday of Easter, the Jewish holiday of Passover, the two holidays will overlap during the weekend of April 16-17. As the Easter holiday falls on a Sunday, closures may be limited.
Arlington County government does not typically close for Good Friday before Easter. However, there are a few service changes for services that do operate on Sundays.” [Patch]

W-L Student Competing in History Bee — “Aaron Lopez, a ninth-grade student at Washington-Liberty High School, will compete in the History Bee national championships after scoring success at the state level.” [Sun Gazette]

Disobedient Dog Infuriates Pentagon City Resident — From Reddit, as highlighted by Monkeyrotica: “I hear you every damn day, twice a day from my apartment window. Your dog acts up around other dogs every [expletive] day. You keep shouting ‘ROBERT’ at your dog every time he acts up. Your dog keeps [expletive] misbehaving. See how your tactic just doesn’t work?” [Reddit]

Newspaper Opposes Ukraine Donation — “Everybody should feel bad for what the Ukrainian people are going through and appalled by the actions of the Russian government. And if people want to donate funds or humanitarian supplies, amen to that. But ballistic-vest donations? That may be a one step too far over the line.” [Sun Gazette]

Good Luck, Jo! — ARLnow’s Jo DeVoe is now on maternity leave. We expect her to return in the fall.

It’s Good Friday — Clear throughout the day. High of 68 and low of 49. Sunrise at 6:33 am and sunset at 7:46 pm. [Weather.gov]

07 Jul 15:55

Donald Trump Reportedly Said Hitler 'Did A Lot of Good Things'

by TMZ Staff
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Yup. This tracks.

Former President Donald Trump apparently thought that despite being responsible for millions of deaths during WWII -- including several million in the Holocaust -- Adolf Hilter's hits are overlooked in history ... this according to a new book,…
06 Jul 15:42

BREAKING: NWS Confirms Tornado Ripped Through North Arlington Neighborhoods

by ARLnow.com
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Well shit, that's quite some damage and a little too close to my house for comfort.

(Updated at 9:30 p.m.) The National Weather Service has confirmed that a tornado caused the widespread damage seen in several North Arlington neighborhoods today.

The tornado struck around 9 p.m. Thursday night, touching down near the intersection of Lee Highway and N. Glebe Road. It was rated as an EF1 — the second-lowest on the Enhanced Fujita scale — and cut a 125 yard-wide path of damage as it made its way east through several neighborhoods, before moving into D.C. Maximum winds were estimated at 90 mph.

The twister’s 4.4 mile path ended on the National Mall, between the Washington Monument and the White House. A second tornado, rated EF0, struck near H Street NE in the District, according to forecasters.

Tornado path (via National Weather Service)

In Arlington last night, the tornado uprooted trees, tore siding and shingles off houses, and turned trampolines and branches into projectiles.

Residents tell ARLnow they had just seconds from when their phones started blaring the Tornado Warning, shortly before 9 p.m., and when the rotating storm struck and caused havoc.

Much of the reported damage happened along the well-defined, roughly west-to-east line from the City of Falls Church and through Tara-Leeway Heights, Waverly Hills, Cherrydale and Lyon Village, before crossing the Potomac into D.C. along the National Mall.

Waverly Hills and Cherrydale suffered the worst of the storm’s fury, starting around Woodstock Park and moving along an easterly route just south of Lee Highway. The extent of the damage was evident this morning after the sun came up and chainsaws started buzzing over a large stretch of the neighborhoods.

At Woodstock Park this morning, children were playing despite the tree carnage that littered the park with fallen trees, branches and leaves. Jill Rabach was out surveying the damage to her house, just south of the park. An oak tree was leaning on her home’s roof and her next door neighbor’s fence was crushed by multiple falling trees.

“We heard the Tornado Warning and went to the basement,” Rabach recounted. “About 15 minutes later when all the noise died down we came upstairs and saw a little bit of damage not much. Power was out. By morning it was clear there was much more damage. All the houses on the street lost significant trees.”

“We’ve lived here for 15 years and there haven’t been many storms that blow that hard, that fast,” she added.

The damage continued along 20th Road N., east of the park, with tree crews hard at work clearing branches. Turning right onto N. Utah Street, the road was still blocked by a large fallen tree at 19th Road N.

Heading back up the street, more signs of a violent storm: Multiple downed trees damaged roofs, broke windows and crushed fences; siding from an unknown house lay next to a sidewalk; trash cans were lifted up and blown into neighboring yards. And stuck in a tree near the road was an unusual sight — a large trampoline.

A family in the area said their storm door swung upon so violently it became lodged into and damaged a railing.

“We got the Tornado Warning and within 30 seconds, our front door burst open. And the whole house shook and rattled,” said René Madigan. “Like it all had to have all happened at once. It pulled down all of our power lines… the house next door, it blew their door wide open, too. They have a lot more damage to their home than we have. We were blessed.”

Madigan recounted the sound of the storm as it struck the normally quiet residential neighborhood.

“I heard a horrible sound. Like it was a really horrible sound. And then the whole house just was doing this,” she said, shaking her arms. “And it just happened so fast.”

“Tornado! Get in!” Madigan recalled shouting as the family took cover.

“I heard it and I was in the basement,” Madigan’s husband said of the noise. “First I thought like a big china cabinet fell down. It sounded like… a really loud explosion.”

One street over, and also to the east, residents were out cleaning up. One house had a blue tarp on the roof, but a neighbor said nothing fell on it — shingles were ripped off at the height of the storm.

Over on N. Stafford Street, Jeff Jackson was picking up tree branches across the street from St. Agnes Catholic School in Cherrydale. The Arlington native now lives in Portland, Oregon, but is home taking care of his mother. He was at a friend’s house nearby as the storm approached.

“We saw the rain starting, and we went out to watch it. And on 21st Street, we started seeing transformers exploding. I told my friend and his roommate, I said, ‘My mom’s home alone…. I need to go,'” Jackson said.

“So I drove from the 7-Eleven two blocks away through the storm with trees coming down, and transformers exploding, and I pull up in the driveway,” he recalled. “Then the tree came down and took out the carport where her car would have been in the neighbor’s garage.”

“I’m inside with my mother who’s 80 years old and legally blind and has an injured knee… I’m like, ‘Mom, we need to move. Let’s go to the middle of the house,'” he continued. “She says, ‘If they’re gonna get me, they’re gonna have to get me here.’ I said, ‘Mom, this is my first day of retirement, they can’t get me, let’s go.'”

Despite the damage to carport, Jackson’s house was largely spared. The neighboring house down 20th Road N. wasn’t as lucky.

“The neighbor’s house, a limb about three inches in diameter speared the top of their house and went through the bedroom with them in it. That’s crazy. And the rain was coming in. Another limb has traveled 200 feet horizontally into a transformer,” he said, pointing out a large branch — resting on utility lines — that had apparently come from a tree up the street.

Further east, the damage was more scattered but still evident. Downed tree branches blocked N. Kirkwood Road last night. The privately-owned Lyon Village Community Center was damaged and covered in tree branches, from several large trees that fell and also crushed a nearby metal dumpster.

“It was nutso,” said a nearby resident, who was marveling at the size of one immense fallen tree with his wife and infant this afternoon, while recounting several minutes of exceptionally strong winds last night.

As the storm continued to track east, trees were knocked down at Key School. Another downed tree could be seen in front of office buildings in nearby Courthouse.

Survey teams from the National Weather Service were out in Arlington and D.C. today, recording the damage.

Even beyond the tornado’s path, the numbers tell a story of one of the worst storms in Arlington’s recent history. A weather station in Ballston recorded a 62 mph gust at 8:58 p.m., according to NWS. And firefighters say they responded to dozens of calls for wires down and fires related to storm damage.

At least three people

02 Sep 19:22

ACPD Warns of New Mail-Based Scam

by ARLnow.com
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Just in case they're trying this where y'all live.

Scammers are sending letters to Arlington residents, fraudulently claiming to be Arlington County authorities and threatening punishment if a debt is not paid over the phone.

The Arlington County Police Department issued a warning about the scam today, showing images of scam letters that appear to come from an official source. The scammers claim to be part of a non-existent “Benefits Suspension Unit” or “Tax Processing Unit,” and threaten to cut off Social Security benefits or seize wages, police say.

Those that receive such letters are encouraged to report them to police via an online form.

More from ACPD:

The Arlington County Police Department is warning the public about scam mailings that threaten individuals with seizure of their wages and Social Security benefits to satisfy alleged non-payment of taxes. Recipients are instructed to call a toll-free number by a set date or further enforcement action will be taken against them.

The mailings use a fraudulent government seal and are sent from the ‘Benefits Suspension Unit, Arlington County, Public Judgement Records’ and/or the ‘Tax Processing Unit, Internal Processing Service, Arlington County, Public Judgement Records.’ This office does not exist.

If you have been a victim or target of a scam in Arlington County, report to police using the online crime report.

Scammers may use various techniques to fool potential victims. Avoid becoming a victim by following these practices:

  • Be suspicious of any unsolicited phone calls, emails, mailings or in-person solicitations which request funds or claim that you owe money.
  • Never use a phone number provided to you from an individual making threats to verify their credibility. Use a verified phone number to contact a government agency if you’re concerned you might owe money.
  • Avoid unusual payment methods. No government agency will instruct you to resolve your debt using a payment method such as Bitcoin, money wires, mailed cash or gift cards.
  • Keep your information private. Don’t share your personal information with organizations you are unfamiliar with, don’t have ties to and did not initiate contact with.
  • Take your time. If you are requested to act quickly or there is a stated emergency, it may be a scam. Scammers create a sense of urgency to get you to act impulsively.
  • If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.

28 May 04:52

Neighborhood Abuzz Over Bear Sighting in East Falls Church

by ARLnow.com
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I have never heard of a damn bear in Arlington, much less my high school. You know there is no traffic when...

(Updated at 4:15 p.m.) A bear was spotted near Bishop O’Connell High School this morning.

Social media posts on Reddit, Facebook, Twitter and Nextdoor have residents buzzing over the bear encounter in Arlington’s East Falls Church neighborhood.

The bear was spotted in the private high school’s parking lot by a construction crew, around 6:30 a.m., as seen in the photo above. It was later spotted around 7 a.m. closer to I-66.

“All the neighbors in the area saw it,” one poster said. “The workers saw it too.”

The Animal Welfare League of Arlington confirmed to ARLnow that its animal control unit responded to the area but was unable to locate the bear.

“Arlington County Animal Control was promptly alerted as was the Arlington County Police Department, Virginia State Conservation Officers, the Arlington County Natural Resource Manager, and Fairfax County Animal Protection Police,” AWLA said in a statement Wednesday afternoon.

“The bear appeared to be a yearling male… Animal Control quickly responded and monitored the area but was unable to locate the bear and there was no property damage,” the statement continued. “The bear did not approach any people, pets, or residences and quickly left the area. If a resident ever sees a bear we ask that they keep a large distance and immediately report to Animal Control at 703-931-9241. Animal Control is continuing to monitor the area to ensure the bear has moved on.”

Alonso Abugattas, Arlington County Natural Resource Manager, also released a statement.

Bears, especially young males, travel away from their families and often, as they don’t know as much as older bears, into new areas that perhaps are not ideal for them. They are shy and almost always try to get away from people, would like for you to leave them alone as well. Eventually they either find their way back to more wild settings or are helped to get there. They are almost always not a danger and just would like to be left alone. If you find one, just calmly report it. If you know they’re around you, don’t leave trash cans, pet food, and bird feeders around that may attract them. This is not an uncommon occurrence as bear numbers have really built up. For example, there are 4 bears this calendar year that have been seen in Fairfax.

A bear was spotted in the Reston area two weeks ago, our sister site Reston Now reported.

“It’s not uncommon to spot bears this time of year as they wander into residential areas in search of food,” Reston Now write. “County officials say that bears may be drawn into populated areas because of the smell of food. Other things that attract bears include garbage, compost piles, fruit trees, beehives and berry-producing shrubs.”

Photos courtesy Animal Welfare League of Arlington

11 Apr 18:31

Condo Resident Calls Cops on Doctor Testing Patients in Parking Lot

by ARLnow.com
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This is my old doc and Jay's current. I wish I could find a hoarder to get her some proper masks!

(Updated at 1:35 p.m.) During the coronavirus outbreak, healthcare workers are being hailed as heroes.

But one Arlington doctor had the police called to her office this week by a resident who was outraged that she was conducting in-car COVID-19 tests in the building’s parking lot.

Dr. Lillian Hunt owns a ground-floor office condo at The Chatham condominium building, located a mile south of Ballston at 4501 Arlington Blvd. She says she started testing her patients last Monday “as soon as my commercial labs could give me the test kits.”

“I started testing because patients and colleagues with exposures and/or viral symptoms could not get tested by the overwhelmed public sector,” Dr. Hunt told ARLnow. “When Arlington announced public testing the prior week, I sent an order to a patient who returned from Europe just before the international flights were restricted. The patient had a fever of 102.5, dry cough, sore throat, and severe malaise. She drove to the site across from W-L high school but was unable to get the test done due to excess demand.”

Despite her testing protocol reportedly following health department guidelines, some condo residents were incensed and wrote complaints to building management. (An Arlington health department spokesman did not respond to a request for comment.)

“Management received some emails yesterday from residents with concerns about the doctor testing patients in their vehicles in the parking lot,” said a notice set to residents this week, adding that the condo association board and its attorney have been informed of the situation.

One resident went so far as to call the police. That resident, whose first name is Erika, reached out to ARLnow with her concerns.

“At the Chatham condominium in Arlington, Va. there is a rogue doctor’s office — Dr. Lillian Hunt — doing COVID-19 tests in the condo parking lot, much to the dismay of its hundreds of residents who live there,” she wrote. “With the closure of the gym at the building, many residents also use the parking lot as a home gym — many unknowingly exercising right next to COVID patients in their cars lining up for tests. Arlington is destined for a spike in COVID cases. And Chatham is going to be the epicenter.”

Erika also posted about her concerns on a Facebook group for the building.

An employee in the doctor’s office says they were “shocked” when police showed up and knocked on the door. Dr. Hunt said she was surprised and “saddened.”

“I was frankly stunned to have the Chatham residents call in a police complaint on me without any communication of their concern directly,” she said. “The officer was unaware that I was operating from a licensed medical office in a condo I own. The officer seemed as confused as my staff as to the complaint and quietly left.”

“My patients in the building did however call to express their support,” she added.

In an email to the condo association, Dr. Hunt said the fears are unfounded — testing does not pose a danger to residents.

“I am a Harvard / Vanderbilt grad with 40 years of clinical experience. I can assure you that as my neighbors, you are in NO DANGER from my collecting nasal swabs from patients sitting in their cars in the parking lot,” she wrote. “I am strictly following all medical guidelines relative to this pandemic. COVID-19 testing is a positive for all of YOU in that it helps quickly quarantine infected individuals who could spread the coronavirus to you during your essential errands.”

Ultimately, building management backed the doctor, in an email sent to residents on Thursday.

“She is following recommendations for enhanced sanitization and use of personal protective equipment,” management said. “She is not using her unit or the common elements in a manner that violates the condominium instruments, but is instead working to provide needed medical services during a difficult time.”

The primary danger, Dr. Hunt said, is to herself. She is currently undergoing chemotherapy and does not have the N95 masks that help protect healthcare workers from disease.

“I am forced to use a basic surgical mask because I am unable to obtain even one N95 respirator mask,” she said, noting that she is using glasses, nitrile gloves, lab coats and a chemo beanie hat. “I am certainly at risk… My Oncologist was horrified that I am doing this while on chemotherapy and I had to lie to her that I was using a N95 mask.”

Despite the risks and the complaints, she’ll keep testing.

“I am the fourth generation in a family of doctors and I feel very blessed to be in a profession I love,” Dr. Hunt said. “I feel strongly that I need to help in any way possible. It is heartbreaking to see the fear in the eyes of my ill colleagues and patients. Being able to reassure them in a timely manner that they do not have a positive test for COVID-19 is a wonderful experience.”

Dr. Hunt noted that the positive tests she has gotten back so far “have all been noncompliant young adults who did not take the COVID-19 precautions seriously.”

07 Jan 13:51

Battle Cat

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Sounds like a cat I would have.

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15 Dec 23:05

Quote Of The Month

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That took a turn that in hindsight should have been totally predictable.

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15 Nov 20:33

Spray And Pray

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Sharing because I oddly think about this ALL THE TIME. It looks like a toddler rinsing or something. I mean, imagine what your bathroom would look like after this?

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24 Aug 18:07

Jaws Of Life

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Man, too bad i don't work out at the community center anymore. This would have been a great tee to wear there.

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13 Aug 01:31

Asian Ron Swanson

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Wait for it...

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02 Aug 11:21

Forced Frog

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So pure. Jealous of toad receiver.

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11 Jun 22:16

Traffic Fury

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Next time I get mad, I'm yelling this

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07 Jun 15:13

Perfect Life Plan

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AT ALL COSTS. Also, she's my hero and I strive to be her.

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19 Mar 12:44

Light Swimmer

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He's all HEYYYYYYYYY Y'ALL! LOVE ME!!

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18 Mar 18:29

Ghost Proto-called It

by admin
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Well goddamn if that ain't true. I'll be walking around the track or on my car nodding and waving my hands like i already knooow!!!

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20 Feb 13:15

Nice Review

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My eyes might be sweating a bit.

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03 Jan 14:54

Demonic Cult Decorations

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What is it with the religious judgement? Does no one remember why we came to North America in the first place? Anyhoo, loooooove her dragons. Festive!

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02 Jan 16:59

Every New Year

by admin
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Sorry, this just happened to me and i el oh el'd. Next year is gonna be even more bullshitter though...

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07 Dec 01:32

Wild Name Shame

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I want to think this is a joke comment, but something tells me, nope. Real. I wonder how many kids born with names like this change them at 18.

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30 Nov 11:42

Shockingly Long

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OH GOD THIS HAS TO STOP.

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15 Nov 21:00

Fire Move

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LOOK AT THAT TRUCK! I think it burned through the door a bit. Also, I wonder if Toyota is really getting him a new truck?

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15 Nov 11:41

Raining Drama

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First, this is truth. Reminds me of one of Jay's cars that had auto wipers. All would be fine and dandy until it encountered the every perplexing "mist". Then...then the wipers would lose their ever loving shit and be going a million miles an hour desperately trying to keep up what it thought was a deluge. Every time this happened, Jay and I would yell at the top of our lungs, ala horror movie style, "MISSSSST!! MISSSST!! AHHHHHHH!!!!"

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06 Nov 16:09

Fighting Genetics

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I feel this way too hard.

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09 Oct 17:33

This Cat

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I AM MOIST AND PISSED ABOUT IT BITCHES!

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02 Oct 13:27

Celebrate Wolfenoot, the new wolf holiday

by Gina Loukareas
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It’s on my calendar.

Somewhere in New Zealand, a seven-year-old boy had an idea to celebrate the spirit of the wolf. His mom shared it on Facebook. And over the course of just a few days, thousands of people, many desperate for something happy after a miserable week, joined the call to celebration.

This is Wolfenoot.

A holiday where we get presents and feast on roasted meat and cake for being kind to dogs?

YES, PLEASE.

I first heard of Woolfenoot when a friend shared author Jax Goss's Facebook post, and joined the enthusiastic chorus of people planning their Woolfenoot feasts. I reached out to Jax through Twitter to ask how her son created Wolfenoot.

There's not a huge amount of background really. I have a very imaginative child who is always coming up with stuff like this. I've been posting the crazy awesome and weird things he says for as long as he's been saying things. ;) This one just exploded.

I'm not sure where he got this from, to be honest. When I asked him, he said "from my brain". Hehe. Very helpful that. ;) But I am a writer, editor and publisher. I am also a folklore nerd, so he has grown up in a house with a lot of books and stories and fairytales. I have a masters in children's literature, so there are stacks of books in our house. He reads avidly - well above his age level. I think maybe just growing up among all that story has kinda seeped into his brain. ;)

Plus he is this sweet little empathetic kid who strongly objects to meanness and injustice and likes people around him to be happy, so that probably fed into it. I work at a zoo, so I am quite conservation minded, and we've had a lot of conversations about, you know, protecting animals and protecting wildlife so that maybe factored in. Mostly though, he just makes stuff up all the time, and this particular thing just... took off I guess. :)

I asked Jax if she told her son about the reaction to Wolfenhoot and if he knew how excited people were about celebrating.

I have yeah. I'm not sure he entirely grasps it to be honest. :) He's just like, "Cool, it'll be cool to see how different people celebrate it". I don't think he really gets the phenomenal effect he has had, you know?

It's that kid thing, where he's like, oh that's cool, now let me tell you about this other interesting thing. Haha.

It has been pretty overwhelming for me though, to be honest. Definitely mostly just excitement and love, but there's a part of me kinda bracing to have to get between my kid and the nasty side of the internet, you know? Hopefully it won't get to that though. Hopefully it'll just stay a wholesome joyous thing. :)

I've been sent HUNDREDS of pics of people's dogs, via twitter, fb, the even on fb. It's been amazing. :)

Wolfenoot is still a work-in-progress and there's an FAQ on the official Woolfenoot website. There isn't any official merchandise (soon!) yet, so don't fall for outrageously-priced imitations. In the meantime, you can follow Woolfenoot on Twitter and start planning your menu of roasted meats.

Top Photo: Shutterstock

02 Oct 02:04

Bunny comes to the rescue of his kitty pal

by Seamus Bellamy
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That bunny is smarter than 20% of American voters.

Cats have a tendency to fit themselves into places that they have a hard time getting out of: behind refrigerators, the highest branches of a tree or, in this case, underneath a shed. Fortunately, for this kitteh, a bunny was on standby to help extricate it from its self-imposed prison.

28 Sep 18:06

Chug The Win

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Nooooooo. I've never done that before. ;)

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26 Sep 23:31

‘Veronica Mars’ revival gets official greenlight at Hulu

by Alex Welch
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I am super excited by this and anything that is not about MarioKart penii.

TV viewers haven’t seen the last of “Veronica Mars.”

After several months of speculating, it has officially been confirmed that “Veronica Mars” will be returning for a limited revival series on Hulu. It will consist of eight, one-hour long episodes, and will feature the return of star Kristen Bell in the titular role. It is set to premiere on the streaming service sometime in 2019. Bell herself confirmed the news on Twitter this morning.

The limited series is coming from none other than “Veronica Mars” original creator, Rob Thomas, who will pen the first episode himself, in addition to serving as executive producer. It will reportedly bring viewers back again to the town of Neptune, CA, where spring breakers are being murdered and the parents of one of the victims hire Veronica Mars to investigate and discover the identity of their son’s killer.

However, once her investigation is underway, Veronica will once gain find herself drawn into Neptune’s turbulent class divide, where the town’s wealthy elite would be more than happy to see all of the town’s spring breakers go away, while its working class citizens depend on the annual tourist revenue.

As of right now, aside from Bell, no other cast members have signed on for the series.

The news, of course, comes not only over a decade after the beloved, critically-acclaimed series finished its 3-season run on the CW back in 2007, but also four years after it made its first comeback on the big screen in 2014 – through the form of a crowdfunded spin-off feature film.

In addition to ordering the revival, Hulu has also acquired the rights from Warner Bros. to all of the show’s three seasons and the spin-off film, which will become available on the streaming service in summer 2019.

24 Sep 18:26

Advice From CHIPS

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Lawrence is mainly a college town where you walk everywhere but still, this gave me a for real out loud chuckle. Truth.

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