Friday, February 15, 2013
Thursday, February 7, 2013
The Luxury of Elastic
Before
there was any such thing as elastic, guys wore garters like these to
keep their socks up. Elastic seems like such a trivial thing, doesn't
it? I’ve never even given it a second thought. But after seeing this
photo, I’d say I'm pretty dang thankful for it. We really do take the
luxuries of technology and modern convenience for granted.
Garters are still worn as a fashion statement and fancier ones can be
found in any lingerie shop. Some guys still were them, too. I don’t
want to offend anyone so if you’re the kind of guy who still thinks that
garters are the only real way for a man to keep his socks up then you
are okay by me.
Sunday, February 3, 2013
A Good Snack Recovery
What a catch! I was visiting my sister for her birthday and enjoying one of her pink frosting covered sugar cookies. Then, for some clumsy reason, I dropped the cookie. But it never hit the ground. It was almost like these Spiderman/ Ninja reflexes kicked in and I caught the cookie before it even got close.
Yes, the results were a little messy and eating the rest of the cookie was a finger licking experience. But at least I didn’t have to struggle over the 2 second rule to decide if I should finish the cookie or not. And I do feel pretty darn good about the catch.
Friday, February 1, 2013
A Nice Little Treasure
The other day, I was browsing through an antique
toy store and came upon this nice little treasure – an official Hot
Wheels carrying case. I had one of these when I was a kid. When I was
growing up in the 70’s, Hot Wheels were very popular.
There were very few boys who didn’t have at least a few Hot Wheels.
Some, like me, had a lot of Hot Wheels. When a collection got too large
to keep track of all the cars, it was time to buy a Hot Wheels carrying
case. I think I even remember walking down to Kmart to get mine.
The antique store was charging 45 dollars for it so it was a little pricy. And there are some cheaper ones on Ebay. It was still nice to run into one of these. It brought back some good memories.
The antique store was charging 45 dollars for it so it was a little pricy. And there are some cheaper ones on Ebay. It was still nice to run into one of these. It brought back some good memories.
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