The Roadrunner Under My Sink

I think you have this contest nailed!! I mean really...you hit on everything he asked...even the local part...Good job...tough to beat that...a road runner...really???!!! I am impressed you had that much available space under your sink!!!

Okay, there's an item that no one else has under their sink.  Great job!

Cindy in Indy

What a clever lady you are - I love the half-buried pot next to the roadrunner's new spot, too.

You win for having the most unlikely thing under your sink!  Glad to see you took him out of the dark and put him back in the great outdoors where he belongs!  We see them often here in Tucson, AZ.  Before moving here, the only roadrunner I saw was the one escaping Wylie Coyote!  Great job with the blog and localism.

I loved reading about the Roadrunner! Very entertaining and also educational. Some thought had to go into this blog...and the pictures are great too.

Hi Kathy -- I'm "FEATURING" your post in the WE BLOG ANYTHING group!!   This is a GREAT example of: creativity, great use of photos, associating it with your real estate practice AND Hyper-Local . . . all the things we want to see in this challenge.

BEST OF LUCK!!

P.S.  Glad to see the Roadrunner RELEASED back into the wild!!  :-)

Wow Kathy, you have set the bar really high for this contest.  Hard to imagine how anyone can top that, but we'll have to try, right?

Very cool, Kathy - and you even got a link in your comment to his post!  Well done!

That is just to funny, a roadrunner who would have thought. LOL

This is so funny and delightful! Such a wonderful glimpse into your homespace and landscape, drawing readers in with such a curious title and charming transformation. Well done! BEEP! BEEP!

Look at all those chemicals in your sink cabinet. They are dangerous there to pets and kids, and they also can do some serious damage to your plastic sewer pipes, your metal water pipes, the metal casing on your disposal, and the underside of your sink. They should be moved immediately to an upper cabinet, like above the refrigerator or microwave, or to a cabinet in the garage.

I miss the roadrunners in the desert.

DOn't think anyone will discover anything quite so original under their sinks.  Glad your roadrunner finally escaped from down under.

I enjoyed all the before unknown info on Roadrunners and how cleverly written.  The critter was looking pretty poorly under the sink and I'm sure it feels much better being restored to sparkling good health and back outside.

Sue of Robin and Sue

HI Kathy - I love roadrunners, and that is nice that he is all cleaned up. I am sure the weather is glorious right now!

Very nice post.  That may win the, "most random thing under the sink," contest.  I have only seen roadrunners in the cartoons.  "Meep, meep!"