Delorme thwarts our efforts to Get Lost, but we'll keep trying. They make their own maps for their events, which, if you think about it, could be good for some laughs. So that, and the GPS review are next month, which comes soon. Three cooks tackle pie-making and learn that for culinary style over pyrotechnics, don't mess with Mom. She found some good ones the guidebooks didn't cover so she illustrated it herself.
Navigation is an important skill.
Seattle is still misunderstood, after all our press. McBee works on his embedded parentheticals while hiding the truth about Obscurity Lost . The short version of this story is that a farmer chopped off Mike's head to turn him into dinner, but Mike ran back to the chicken coop sans head and resumed pecking blindly at corn. The farmer fed and watered Mike through his exposed esophegus for 4 years, then took him on the road as an oddity before the chicken suffocated one day in a dinner accident more tragic than the one where he lost his head. Ed, a coworker who I made read the Salon article, said that it wasn't as surprising that a chicken lived four years without a head as it was that a man fed a headless chicken day in and day out for that long.