Subject: [Tweeters] RE: True Seahawk
Date: Feb 1 00:34:01 2014
From: Rob Conway - robin_birder at hotmail.com


If a Seahawk is an Osprey fans should be glad they aren't playing the Philadelphia Eagles. They'd just have to chase them and they'd drop the ball everytime. I've always associated the team logo more with a Steller's Sea Eagle - far more formidable, better head match to the logo, and a tough cookie.

I'm rooting for the Broncos because neither my 49'ers or Indianstanfordapolis Colts are still in it. I lived in Seattle for 25 years in the same upscale neighborhoods the professional athletes lived in - many are very sweet - but many are self-involved, self-important boobs...and the wives can be worse. Our small town used to let speeding, stop sign running, trash throwing, radio blasting athletes go with a warning and slap fines on grandmas with dogs in the car. I did actually here on of the wives say "Do you know who I am? Do you know who my husband is?" to a Newcastle Cop who had had enough and wrote her up for running a stop sign and failing to pull over for an officer. She was still cursing at the top of her lungs as she drove off in her big Mercedes.



Rob Conway
Camas, WA
45.58?N 122.44?W - elevation 310 ft.
robin_birder at hotmail.com





From: billmowat at hotmail.com
To: joyofwriting at whidbey.com; Tweeters at u.washington.edu
Date: Sat, 1 Feb 2014 00:07:24 -0800
CC:
Subject: [Tweeters] RE: True Seahawk

This video really explains the seahawk name! Great video. Thanks ? Bill From: Joy Kosola Johnson [mailto:joyofwriting at whidbey.com]
Sent: Friday, January 31, 2014 6:27 PM
To: Bill Mowat; Tweeters at u.washington.edu
Subject: True Seahawk Hi Bill and Tweets, Here is a quick video my husband, Craig Johnson, created to describe the Seahawks namesake.Though he hasn't watched football in over a decade, Craig does like the Osprey and doesn't want to miss an opportunity to share his love for birds! Click "HD" on the video toolbar for best image quality. This video is narrated. NOTE: If your internet connection is slow, please allow this 1-minute video to play once, then play again. Safe to open FACEBOOK bird page link (has other short bird videos you may like as well): https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=653594818038677&set=vb.168478993216931&type=2&theater Safe to open VIMEO link (same video): https://vimeo.com/85313794 Happy birding, Joy & Craig Johnson Freeland, WAWhidbey Islandjoyofwriting at whidbey.com
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