I was watching the news this morning.

Well, I did it again. I turned on the TV news this morning.
The first story I saw was one revealing why peoples’ heat bills were so high this year.
The story cut away to a field reporter in front of our local electrical/gas co-op, a remote perfect for the photo-op, even though it was still closed at that time of day.
The story caught my attention for this reason.
Just a short while ago I wrote a story that may have made a reader or two mad at me because I suggested that, as for me, and my style of writing…
Imagination??? In a non-fiction piece??? What a goose this Don Martin must be!
Indignance.
After the fact, I realized that it is entirely possible some did not realize my tongue was firmly planted in my cheek.
Yet this morning on television, this reporter helped us understand that the reason for our higher heat bills was that in, addition to the cost of gas going up, the weather had been cold.
Now I am confused as to whether that report was the product of research or imagination.
Perhaps the news station just had its collective tongue in its cheek.
But I do feel somewhat vindicated.
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