Scotch broom in Tumwater
Saturday, June 9, 2012
Favorite Movie Quotes: Superman
Morty Comix # 2384
Morty Comix # 2384 was slipped into a dispenser of paper napkins at an Olympia, Washington sandwich shop frequented by those who travel on I-5.
Friday, June 8, 2012
Phone photo 1609
An aging James Abbott mural in McCleary, Washington depicts a merchant at the McCleary Eyeball Store
When I was a kid in McCleary I recall you could buy a decent eyeball for only 50 cents, but those darn federal regulations came in with Nixon and before we knew it, eyeballs were no longer obtainable by us normal folk. And another local business went under. My memory tells me blue was more popular than brown.
There was also a McCleary Spleen Store, but I do not believe that has been celebrated as part of a historical mural.
When I was a kid in McCleary I recall you could buy a decent eyeball for only 50 cents, but those darn federal regulations came in with Nixon and before we knew it, eyeballs were no longer obtainable by us normal folk. And another local business went under. My memory tells me blue was more popular than brown.
There was also a McCleary Spleen Store, but I do not believe that has been celebrated as part of a historical mural.
Labels:
eyeballs,
James Abbott,
McCleary,
McCleary Eyeball Store,
McCleary Spleen Store,
murals,
Phone photo,
Richard Nixon
Favorite Movie Quotes: Sunset Blvd.
Phone photo 1608
Labels:
Demon Child,
demons,
James Abbott,
McCleary,
murals,
Phone photo
Favorite Movie Quotes: The Devil's Own
Phone photo 1607
Favorite Movie Quotes: Suddenly
"Booth! Ha! I'm no actor! Bustin' my leg on a stage so I can yell 'Down
with tyrants!' If Booth wasn't such a ham he might've made it."
[Reviewed in Cheaper by the Dozen 2]
[Reviewed in Cheaper by the Dozen 2]
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Phone photo 1606
These two boxes of shotgun shells were found in the middle of the road right in front of my house last week. One box was wide open with the shells scattered all over the street. Any kid could've picked this up. But I got it first and turned it over to the local police.
Morty Comix # 2383
Morty Comix # 2383 was constructed thusly: I took a toilet paper roll, made an incision, flattened out the tube, and drew images on both sides. Then, using clear packaging tape, returned the thin cardboard to the tube format.
I like this format. I'll probably use it again.
This one was deposited at a restaurant with a train theme in an area south of Shelton known as Taylor Towne. At first I placed it at a nice display they had, but then I felt guilty since I admired their originality and realized I am still learning boundaries in this cartoon bomb business so I moved it behind one of the pamphlets in the real estate brochure area in their lobby.
Phone photo 1604
The furnace crashed and it still gets pretty cold and overcast up here in the wet Washington hills in early June. All four of my furry pointy-eared troublemakers are huddled on the couch in comfy blankets to stay warm.
Favorite Movie Quotes: Strictly Ballroom
Labels:
cats,
Charlie,
Cheaper by the Dozen,
Hettie,
Movie quotes,
Strictly Ballroom
Favorite Movie Quotes: Strange Brew
Favorite Movie Quotes: The Sting
Morty Comix # 2380
Morty Comix # 2380 was tacked up on a bulletin board in an Italian restaurant in Olympia, Washington
Favorite Movie Quotes: Return of the Jedi
"Luke, you're going to find that many of the truths we cling to depend greatly on our own point of view."
Labels:
cats,
Dreamer,
Movie quotes,
Return of the Jedi,
Star Wars
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Phone photo 1602
A discarded portable dental floss plastic delivery system found in a public place in my growing series on this particularly repulsive trend. This one was found in the parking lot of a convenience store in Tumwater, Washington that is clearly visible from my office window.
Labels:
parking lots,
Phone photo,
portable dental floss,
Tumwater
Favorite Movie Quotes: The Empire Strikes Back
Labels:
cats,
Charlie,
Empire Strikes Back,
Movie quotes,
Republicans,
Star Wars
Morty Comix # 2378
Morty Comix # 2378 was placed inside a book of Christmas music which in turn was placed inside a piano bench somewhere in Olympia, Washington. The whole adventure was documented by Ron Austin.
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