iReport — A CNN iReport Gone Awry, or The Beauty of Rural Maine, or Nothing Ever Goes As You ExpectHere I am, returning home at 1 am, after a trip to Bangor, to discover a beautiful moth on my door.  Since my head has become severely enlarged after pleasing some folks at CNN, both at headquarters, and other viewers like me, with my snapping turtle video, I decided make another iReport.But, really, this is just MY LIFE, a sort of web log, or video blog of my average, or below average, life.  I would be glad to pay CNN for the privilege of this web site if it wasn’t for free, and if they couldn’t make a profit from offering it to us.   I learn things about myself by viewing my life on this web site, what happens to me, how I change, how my opinions change, and what my life is about.I think most of my life is like this supposed CNN iReport.  I see something, am attracted to it, but change it because I become involved in it, often with consequences I did not plan.  I did not plan to pick up the moth, did not plan to have a problem getting the moth off my hand, and then when the moth fell to the ground, I had to scare my cats away from it so they couldn’t eat it.Now, they probably eat many moths every year, but because I had become attached to this special moth I had just videoed, I didn’t want them hurting it.  So I am yelling at my beloved cats to make sure they don’t eat the moth, although I see them eat many moths inside my house, and outside, all the time.The cats forgave me quickly, and I found out that cats can be HERDED when they are hungry....LOL  Because my two cats, a Mother and a Son, both about 8 years old, decided that they had waited long enough for me to open the door and give them access to canned and dry cat food, awaiting them inside.  Despite my yelling at them to keep them away from the moth, they quickly came inside to have a bite to eat and an affectionate pet on the head.SO, I GUESS I TURNED OUT TO BE A CNN HERO, AFTER ALL.  At least, to my ca...