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Monthly Archives: December 2013
Just Like O.J?
How’d that work out?
Posted in What I Miss About Comics
Tagged ad, Avengers, CO2 Comics, comic book, comics, football, homicide, murder, O.J. Simpson, stupidity, tragedy, vintage, waste
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Unearthing the Ornaments
One of my favorite things about the holiday is going through our boxes of ornaments and rediscovering the treasures I’d forgotten about since last December. There’s something wonderful about the snowmen and flowers stenciled on the balls, the jewel toned … Continue reading
Posted in Blast from the Past, Collecting, Holiday, News
Tagged Christmas ornaments, Shiny Brite, vintage
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Flowers by the Window
Here’s another interior photograph that seems to be part a series shot by John B. Capewell. This appears to be a different room from last week’s post and the week before although it looks like the lady is seated in … Continue reading
Grow It or Sew It!
I saw this Santa Beard over at Snazzle Craft and thought it’d be a fun item to have around the house for the holidays. When I made a sparkly silver turban for my son’s Halloween costume a few years ago, … Continue reading
Pear Pie
This pear pie was my favorite of the three I baked for Thanksgiving. Ripe pears thinly sliced, fanned into a pie shell, drizzled with cream, and sprinkled with sugar.
A Bird of Prey on South Street
Whilst walking on one of my South Philly Safaris with my son on a particularly cold and crisp morning I noticed a larger than normal bird out of the corner of my eye. One gets so used to seeing the … Continue reading
Posted in Philadelphia
Tagged Accipiter cooperii, bird of prey, Bon Appétit, Cooper's Hawk, hunter, Joe Williams, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, photography, raptor, South Street, urban, wild life, Willceau
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Bud Cort Digs Soft Buttery Spread
Before he was running around with Minnie Castevet, Bud Cort was shilling soft buttery spread. Take a look! …and if you have difficulty viewing it, head over to the Internet Archive for a streaming or downloadable version!
Posted in Movie Matinee
Tagged 1960s, butter, commercial, generation gap, Hippie, margarine
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