It's 4 a.m. and Eagle-Eyes is saying, "Wake Up! Wake up! You have to see this headline. 'Me' nudges 'I' who in turn pokes 'Myself' and all three of us rise and waddle downstairs in our bunny rabbit slippers to glance at an article titled, "The real Fake Steve Jobs stands up." Hmmm, what's this all about?

Evidently Hammerhead wants to get back into blogging, too. Although Eagle-Eyes credited him with yesterday's blog-quote, he nudged "Me, Myself, & I" this a.m. and held the above headline from the S.F. Chronicle (8-4-07) in his face and asked, "Doesn't this hit the nail on the head? Let's share it with your readers."

Oh, wow, "Eagle-Eyes" did it again! He spotted this headline, recently, and showed it to "the boss," who promptly placed it on the breakfast table so I couldn't miss it.

A recent online article about today's world of "multitasking" through greater use of technology caught my "Eagle-Eyes" because it implied that in our rush to complete more tasks, we do not take sufficient time to "think" things through any more.

As I read various newspapers this past week, I was quite conscious of the negatively worded articles that described how different groups or individuals blamed other people or organizations over this issue or that viewpoint. It was a "downer," and I couldn't help but recall the old saying - When you point your finger at someone else -

If the recent newspaper reports about cleaning up our railroad "dumping ground" by the Visitors' Center is any indication, it would appear that "complaining" to the right officials can produced results.