I bought this Mezco Wolfman figure at Blockbuster Video

back in 2010. It is their Exclusive Chase Bloody Variant

from the movie The Wolfman (2010) with Benicio Del

Toro, Anthony Hopkins and Emily Blunt. I believe the movie

kind of bombed. I thought it was okay. I think this figure might

go for quite a bit of coinage now (at least quite a bit

 compared to whatever the clearance price I paid was).

If I remember right I actually have two of these.

Uh-oh!

Thrift store movie haul!

My mom and I went thrifting and I spotted these

Goodie Girl Birthday Cake Sandwich Cookies. I had
never heard of Goodie Girl before, but I guess
they are a thing.

What a great logo.

A not so great picture of another

of my mom's beautiful roses.

Finally!

Final Destination: Bloodlines!

I have been waiting to see this one for AGES. I wasn't

able to see it in the theater (sad face), but tonight?

Borden Cinema!

Okay, this Hawaiian Punch powder drink mix in Berry

Blue Typhoon is even better than the Wild Purple Smash.

As flavorful as the Purple Smash is, the Berry Blue
beats it. And it is also way more purdy! Dang.

Mmmmmm.... Hawaiian Punch Grape AKA

Wild Purple Smash, from powder. Dee-LISH!

Great for a hot day.

The Japanese Village and Deer Park was a Japanese-inspired

amusement park located in Buena Park, California, that operated
from 1967 to 1974. Modeled after Nara Park in Japan, it featured
 free-roaming deer, authentic Japanese-style buildings, cultural
 demonstrations, and an aquatheater with marine animal shows.

The back of the brochure.
I visited the park just one time.


Here are my tickets. To tell you the truth, I don't
remember one single thing from the deer park.
I don't think I was impressed.

Here is another old picture that I took with my

Swinger Polaroid Land Camera when I was young.

This is in 1969 and is somewhere on Lake Tahoe.

It was a rainy, dreary day.

TRANSMISSION #87

Mmmm... Taco chips. Not the BEST

taco chips, but still... taaaaaaco chips.

Happy Birthday America, 2025!