Six great ideas as we skid toward the end of the sixth month! I hope to accomplish all of them.
Not so long ago, Lou Christie (center) replaced the late Bobby Rydell on the Golden Boys Of Rock 'n' Roll, a touring show that featured Bobby along with Fabian (left) and Frankie Avalon (right). Now Lou has left us; taken by a sudden onset illness this spring. All of the Gypsies cried.
There is a Mack Town in the Bahamas (the paint on this building sort of tells me this is there) and there's Mackenzie, British Columbia - a town nicknamed Mack Town, and there is a young man named Mack Town who is a high school ballplayer from Peachtree Corners, GA, so as the sign says, you are welcome to all of them.
This looks like an esthetically pleasing mural of some sort, but this is actually a wall in Seattle where people make a habit of sticking their chewed gum, which is not pleasing to any sense.
Let's see...we have 12 knives, 12 forks, and 13, 923 spoons. Come over and stir something up!
You would think someone would have thought of this way to make a wet floor sign fun, but finally, someone did.
Looks like a nice place to get away from it all...if they have decent cable...
You might remember, last fall Hurricane Milton literally blew the roof off of Tropicana Field, home of the Tampa Bay Rays. This year, as a consequence, they are playing major league games in a minor league ballpark down there, a park where the Yankees have their spring training. All things considered, everyone is making the best of it. It's odd for big leaguers to play in a stadium without a second seating deck.
This is a Raven eating a piece of a walnut. Notice how little he looks like the yellow-beaked bird on the Baltimore Ravens' helmets, but he's ok. He's got his walnut lunch.
I'll leave you with a bit of good luck today - these are five-leaf clovers, so that's an extra helping over four. June 21 was a great day for my luck, too...it's the day I met Peggy, and we fell deep in the happy sea of love.
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