Last week was difficult for me. I was without a computer, the entire week. I have a laptop, but it isn’t hooked to the web. I dropped by Books Gallery and the library, once each, to check my emails, but the “visits” did little to alleviate my missing my desktop computer. A week without the web-connected computer was for a good cause: I’m finally getting a new up-to-date one. I’ll now be able to search a subject and not forget what I typed in the search slot before the page finally loads. I have wasted so much time just waiting for pages to load. I’ve put off buying a new computer because this last couple of years I’ve been involved in projects where I just couldn’t trust switching computers. How old is the computer I’m replacing? It’s a ME. That means it is almost ten years old.

      I’ve not kept up with Bigfoot news because I didn’t have the web, so I don’t have anything new to report. I did receive a couple of emails from readers voicing their opinions on the hairy man theory, that is that Bigfoot/Sasquatch may be hairy men with a hair disorder. Both readers thought it was just not feasible and gave their reasons.  

     I don’t believe this is the case at all. However, it may account for a few of the hairy beings living in the deep woods and forests. Also it may account for the stories of women being snatched by Bigfoot/Sasquatch. Men, hairy or not, desire mates, after all.

 

     Linda Newton-Perry, along with her husband Christopher Perry, is the author of three children’s Bigfoot books; and they are, Lock Your Doors Country Folk, Eye of the Beast and The Little Red Car and Bigfoot. And the Perrys have written a Viking Age novel, Forced Blood The Norseman. You may order a signed copy of these books on the website www.christopherperryandlindanewtonperry.com.