This Marilyn Monroe image caught my eye. It's funny though that the woman in the background is mimicking the pose (albeit with a cell phone in her hand)
If this trash can wasn't so beat up, I probably would have bought it.
Growing up, these were my favorite drinking glasses. We still have a bunch stored somewhere in the house. They either came with the purchase of food at some fast food place or maybe from a gas station promotion? Speedy Gonzales and Porky Pig were my favorites.
This is the Smokey Bear I purchased.
These see through Nike Air look like they'd make your feet sweat like CRAZY.
I saw the Pee Wee Herman doll found a new home - this is the guy who bought him.
Remember President Carter's drunkard brother Billy.
This was an interesting find - this ruler is from Beverly Hills Transfer and Storage. My entire growing up, a Beverly Hills Transfer and Storage was on my corner (now it's a Mitchell Litt furniture store). The second building from the left on the ruler is the facade of the building - that still looks the same today. I would have bought it but it was $10 bucks. Kinda pricey for what was once a free promotional ruler.
This Busch Gardens purse took me back to my childhood. There used to be a Busch Gardens on Roscoe (near the 405) at the Busch plant. I remember going on the boat ride, seeing the birds, and touring the beer factory on a suspended tram. I used to have a sticker of Bud Man on my bedroom door. Ah those were the days, when Beer companies could have a friendly mascot to lure in the kiddies for future sales.
I would have loved to have bought this album, but it was really pricey - about $125 bucks. I've been to Wall Drug, it's a really cool (literally and figuratively) place.
Caution, don't get wet or feed after midnight!
self-portrait at the end of the day
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