Mel Tormé Sings Bacharach

My Little Red Book

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Postcard - Kansas City, Missouri

"Kansas City's Country Club Plaza. Twenty-Five buildings, housing over 150 unique shops, set in a 40 acre bowl, make up the nationally famous Country Club Plaza Shopping Center. Located five miles south of downtown Kansas City, Mo., it is a mecca for tourists and shoppers from all over the nation."

1960s.

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Morty Comix # 2662

Morty Comix # 2662 was sent to Buzz Buzzizyk in Butler, PA. Buzz himself supplied the paper, already cut and folded, and challenged me to get off my butt and draw some more. Buzz has permission to enhance them and distribute them as he sees fit. So you can probably expect to get some updates on what happens to these little guys as time passes.

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Tumwater, Washington

Favorite Movie Quotes: Buster

"That's it. We're nicked."

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Hey, it is one of those "Incredible Journey" tales involving a tropical bird, a dial phone, and Monkey Parts Guy as they walk across America in an effort to get home!

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Olympia, Washington

Postcard - Sardis, Mississippi

"Main Street, Looking North, Sardis, Miss."

1940s?

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Olympia, Washington

Whitney Houston and Natalie Cole Sing Bacharach

I Say a Little Prayer for You

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Olympia, Washington

Morty Comix # 2661

 

Morty Comix # 2661 was tucked under an outside table apparently used as a break spot in an alley for drugstore employees in Tumwater, Washington. This distribution point is not far from where I hid  Morty Comix # 2634, which was still where I left it in August, as pictured in the last photo.

Postcard - Biloxi, Mississippi

"An aerial view of the central section of Biloxi with Gulf of Mexico in the foreground and the Back Bay in the distance. Biloxi is on a peninsula."

1930s?

Wes Montgomery Plays Bacharach

I Say a Little Prayer for You

Morty Comix # 2660

Morty Comix # 2660 was sent to Buzz Buzzizyk in Butler, PA. Buzz himself supplied the paper, already cut and folded, and challenged me to get off my butt and draw some more. Buzz has permission to enhance them and distribute them as he sees fit. So you can probably expect to get some updates on what happens to these little guys as time passes.

Katja Ebstein Sings Bacharach

What the World Needs Now

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Postcard - Rochester, Minnesota

"Destruction of Baptist Church March 9 1912. Bert Crowell Rochester Minn."

[Handwritten]: Taken from Kahier roof.

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The Woodrow Wilson Song

Woodrow Wilson

Was a bit of a prick.

Up his butt

Was a great big stick.

And not the kind 

That Teddy liked to carry.

It was a rod of righteousness

And frankly pretty scarey.

On the one hand

He was racist

On the other hand

Progressive.

After the Great War

His hunt for Reds

Was too Excessive.

He fought

For the League of Nations.

Then 

He had a stroke.

He got a "F"

in Political relations.

And his spirit

Broke.

Maybe if he hadn't

Been such a goody-goody,

More people

Would've been his friend

And hailed him

As "Woody."

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Black Lake, Thurston County, Washington

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Black Lake, Thurston County, Washington

Morty Comix # 2659

Morty Comix # 2659 was left in a stack of chairs behind a restaurant in Olympia, Washington

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Postcard - Detroit, Michigan

"Detroit Public Library, 5201 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Michigan 48202, Adam Strohm Hall. An exhibition center for the display of books and other cultural materials. This room of outstanding architectural beauty is enhanced by the mural triptych on Man's Mobility, designed and executed by Detroit artist John S. Coppin."

1970s probably.

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The Irv Newhouse Building, Capitol Campus, Olympia, Washington

When photo essays of the Cap Campus are released, portraying all that Doric splendor, somehow the Newhouse Building is seldom included. Hmm. I wonder why?