Rev. Kit Ketcham Is To Be Confused With Rev. Kit Ketchum Since They Are One And The Same Person

It seems that I am guilty of misspelling Rev. Kit Ketcham's family name in a good number of TEA blog posts. Several older TEA blog posts refer to Rev. Kit Ketcham as Rev. Kit Ketchum. I have actually been aware of this spelling error for some time now, but I wasn't overly concerned about it since other people have made exactly the same spelling mistake, including a number of U*U churches as a free and (ir)responsible Google search for Rev. Kit Ketchum will show. In fact a number of people have visited at this blog after running Google searches for Rev. Kit Ketchum. I often leave typographical errors and spelling mistakes uncorrected if I feel that the typo or spelling error in question may lead to additional people visiting this blog as a result of running Google searches with the same spelling error or typo, and this is certainly the case when it comes to *that* particular "typo".

This matter came to my attention again just now as a result of someone, quite possibly Rev. Kit Ketcham herself, searching this blog for the word/name Ketchum. After freely and responsibly considering correcting this spelling error in older TEA blog posts I have decided not to do so due in no small measure to the fact that this is a "memory hole" free blog, although that TEA blog policy does not mean that I cannot correct spelling errors and typos if there is some compelling reason to do so. I just do not feel that there is a compelling reason to do so in this case. Although Ms. Kitty and I have had one or two comparatively minor catfights in the past, being cat people and all, I actually enjoy "right relations", even friendly relations, with Rev. Kit Ketcham these days, heck I am pretty sure I enjoyed those catfights too. . . :-) so I will simply ask her to accept my apologies for spelling her family name wrong in the past and will make a New Year's resolution here and now to try to avoid spelling her family name wrong in the future, especially since any blogging I do about Rev. Ketcham in the future is rather more likely to be bestowing some praise than meting out harsh criticism.

After all Rev. Kit Ketcham is one of the very few U*U ministers (albeit not the only one. . .) who has had the moral courage, and just plain human decency, to publicly acknowledge that she has been "less than right" in her human relations with me and has taken steps to correct her "less than excellent" behavior towards me. It was a quite minor case of participating in another U*U blogger's attempt to bait me online that really did not bother me all that much, but the simple fact that Rev. Kit Ketcham completely voluntarily and U*Unilaterally changed her mind about baiting me and even publicly acknowledged her error in a blog post, without me asking her to do anything of the sort, favorably impressed me and, over the interceding months, I think that she has come to understand that The Emerson Avenger is something of a Wizard of Oz "persona" as my The Wonderful Wizard of U*Us blog somewhat subtly hints at.

So I wish a Happy New Year to Rev. Kit Ketcham and indeed all those other U*U ministers who enjoy "reasonably good relations" if not "right relations" with The Emerson Avenger. I can think of several just off the top of my head, and could probably think of a dozen or more if I set my mind to it. If I ever get around to handing out U*U Heroes and Zeroes Awards Rev. Kit Ketcham is likely to be in the former category rather than the latter "less than flattering" one.

Having said all that I can't help but wonder if Rev. Kit Ketcham is related to the cartoonist Hank Ketcham, the creator of my very good friend 'Dennis The Menace'. I think that the U*U Jihad Air Force may just have to invest in an F-86D for Dennis Sabre fighter jet. :-)