The West Coast has the sunshine and the girls all get so tanned

I'm taking this chance to look over my humor blog, which has showcased a lot of repeat material this past week because lazy. Here:

• MiSTed: Skippy's Mom (part 8 of 12)


• In Which I Offer to Help Fix the United Kingdom's Political Crisis


• Statistics Saturday: Some Significant Data


• 60s Popeye: Where There's A Will, there's Gerald Ray


• MiSTed: Safe Fun for Halloween (Part 1 of 4)


• What's Going On In Prince Valiant? What's with the witchcraft lately? August - October 2022


• MiSTed: Safe Fun for Halloween (Part 2 of 4)


• MiSTed: Skippy's Mom (part 9 of 12)

Now, at the Calhoun County Fair, let's examine some spookily familiar rabbits.

Two Californian rabbits coexisting peacefully.

And this Californian, off on her own, startled us by being named Penelope, just as the Californian we kept several months in 2018 was.

And there's Other Penelope looking us over. Our Penelope would by now be trying to punch out bunny_hugger.

And there's Other Penelope with her trophy, which is adorable too.

Having an Other Penelope wasn't enough; they also had an Other Sunshine.

Other Sunshine had an ear tattoo, I guess showing what a wild life they've lead.

Trivia: By the start of 1946, some 150,773 displaced persons were recorded as returning to Poland. In the first six months of 1946 another 179,487 persons were recorded returning. Source: The Long Road Home: The Aftermath of the Second World War, Ben Shephard.

Currently Reading: Meet Me By The Fountain: An Inside History of the Mall, Alexandra Lange.