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A mysterious cartoon drawn by my son, a Princess Bride orchestral performance, some neat clouds, and a very manly vintage recipe that is seriously stretching the limits of the term “salad."
We got some snow and ice last week. I took this photo of the rising sun sparkling on the frost…
I cracked myself up this morning. Murdock Scott and I were talking about showing Jamie the movie “The Fog.” Doc:…
Posting frequently is just about impossible these days. I know it’s been something like three weeks now, maybe more, and…
Go see Ironman. I loved it! And be sure to stay all the way to the end of the credits,…
Luke has to learn how to do his little light up sword and try to block the little pokey ball. Meanwhile, the shiny guy always worries!
I found an old advertisement for the opening of the UA Cine theatre! I didn’t realize that it opened in 1968. For some reason it seemed older.
The old UA Cine theatre has not been in operation for years and years, and the building has stood empty. It’s back a little ways from the road and I hadn’t noticed how derelict it had become. It’s slated to be torn down in 2 weeks or so, according to the security guard who didn’t want me taking pictures on the property. It was a really cool old building with two huge-capacity theatres. The lobby was glassed in, if I recall correctly, and the doors to the two screens were just right there off the lobby… I think those were probably the 2 openings showing in the photo above. I don’t recall ever seeing the light-up “box office” pole in the top left corner of the above photo. Kinda neat. I have half a mind to hop that chain link fence and snag it. I’m sure that it’s sadly destined for the junkyard.