Morty Comix # 2484

Morty Comix # 2484 was slid onto a high windowsill at the McCleary Post Office. There are now three Morty Comix hiding in this facility, the first two have been there for months.

This issue begins a subseries where I am trying out a new pen that seems to have an impact on the final drawing. The ink stays wet, which is not good for us left-handers, so my method of drawing has changed. We old dogs can learn new tricks. 

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Rear entrance to the Legislative Building, Olympia, Washington. I recall seeing a space capsule, maybe John Glenn's, on display here in the early 1960s.

Favorite Movie Quotes: Spies Like Us

In response to Soviet interrogation: "Why am I here? Why are you here? Why is anybody here? I think it was Jean-Paul Sartre who once said-- how do you spell Sartre?"

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Broken and entered

Tumwater, Washington

Buttons - Places - 1973

Natural Bridge, VA

I picked up this button when I visited Natural Bridge in 1973.

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University of Washington

Morty Comix # 2483

It was getting really cold, wet, and dark. So Ron, Louise and I raced to film this distribution of Morty Comix # 2483 for the Bezango WA documentary before we all froze to death. The target was the display of the ancient horse-drawn fire engine and the second oldest locomotive in Washington exhibited in McCleary's Beerbower Park. In recent years, this park attraction has been enhanced during the holiday season by festive lights.

Here's a phone photo I took last year of the same site at night. It has a sense of fun and I like it.

So I managed to slip Morty Comix # 2483 into a crack of one of the supporting logs holding up the roof. It used to be this display was out in the open, but sometime in the late 1980s/early 1990s this chain link cage was constructed to protect the relics.  Ron and Louise filmed the whole episode.

After this freezing event we returned to the warm and comfy confines of Steve's Acres of Cats. Ron and Louise conducted another interview with me. Well I hope you come and see me in the movies, then I’ll know that you will plainly see the biggest fool that ever hit the big time, and all I gotta do is act naturally.

It looks like Ron and Louise and I will have at least one more caper in the very near future before their filming is complete.

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University of Washington

Favorite Movie Quotes: Sink or Swim

"So, you're not a Hippy. You're Harry Lime."

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Husky mascot statue

University of Washington 

I'm an alum (MLS, '82)

Buttons - Places - 1980s?

Commonwealth of Virginia

This button most likely came from my Dad, who spent most of his childhood in Clintwood, Virginia, in Dickenson County, and probably brought this back during one of his visits to the Old Country. I'm puzzled by the "CP" in the middle of the button. Any Virginians out there care to answer what that means?

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Artic, Washington

Hettie Gives Her Daily Tour

 

 This toybox is mine

 

 These videos are mine too

 This litter box is mine as well. Thanks for changing it

This dryer is mine

 

 The washer is mine. So is the clothes basket.

 That's mine. That's mine. That's mine, too.

 

 Hey slowpoke, keep up!

 This chair is mine. And, I can see in the dark, unlike you.

That's it for today. So much stuff to mark as mine, so little time between eating and sleeping. It's a tough life.

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Artic, Washington

Morty Comix # 2482

Morty Comix # 2482 was left under a pile of freebie ad sheets in a laundrymat in McCleary, Washington. Filmmakers Louise Amandes and Ron Austin recorded the event for possible use in their documentary, Bezango WA. It was a caper.

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Southern Grays Harbor County, Washington

Favorite Movie Quotes: Showtime

This movie is so bad there are no lines worth quoting

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South Bend, Washington

Phone film 7

So back in May I noticed that someone here in town was taking down my posters promoting Mini-Comics Day, ripping them up, and throwing them in the trash from the Post Office bulletin board. Somehow I accidentally hit the video button instead of the photo button on my phone. So here you have it.

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Willapa River

Buttons - Places - 1980s

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South Bend, Washington

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Sea Haven, Washington

Along the Willapa River, Pacific County