TonyK

I liked her character in WKRP where she pretty much had the run of the place. As you pointed out, she wasn't a bimbo on the show. (Still liked Jan Smithers more) She was very funny in Stroker Ace. Maybe a bimbo in that but more just real naive.

On the subject of blueberries......I don't like them. Never have. I like all berries except those. My wife loves them and gives the dogs a few every morning. I know most people like them and are always making things with blueberries in them so I'm the oddball I guess.

Wow, you've had quite a week!

What I can remember as an allowance was 15 or 25 cents a week. Long time ago and very young. The real money came when I was old enough to go berry pickin' in the summer and that was spent on models; and save a bunch to last through the year.

Great looking model and your outdoor photos almost convince it being the real car.

Excellent!

Brand new can of Testors white did some spitting yesterday. I can understand that happening with a used can but not brand new. I like to use Tamiya but didn't need a pristine paint job on this car so went with Testors. Disappointing.

I was allergic to chocolate as a kid so butterscotch and caramel were my favorites and still are but I don't eat much candy anyway. Candy Corn was mentioned and I really like that.

The credit card statement that I never got showed up in the mail yesterday. The bill was due on the 24th. Good thing I'm on the ball and paid it online like I do every month. I've got a parking pass coming for the upcoming Indycar races. Sure hope that arrives on time!

Typical Tamiya kit that goes together well. Tamiya TS-12 orange paint and decals that went on without any problems. Very enjoyable build.

This is from the Hydroplane Museum in Kent, WA. They offer many different choices with Allison or turbine engines. An interesting kit is the way I would describe it. The decals went on very well. The clear cockpit needs to be masked and painted to look correct and I decided to paint the entire wing assembly instead of using the decals provided.

One of my favorites too. I really like your open areas to show your nice detail painting.

Very nice work on everything, especially the camera.

That clock from 1950 being electric surprised me. Seems all older clocks were wind-up back then. Shows how much I know.

Very sharp model! I built this many years ago and remember it being awfully fiddly. You did good!

There are some musicians that can make an instrument "sing" and he was one of them. His music was nice to listen to.

Whoa! You didn't tell us how you took care of this. I'd be interested as you're more of a man than I would be.

Quite the entertainer. I used to enjoy his antics.

Thanks for the morphine tip. Interesting thing about Hospice is they didn't want to take the morphine. That just amazes me that we can be so lax with such a dangerous drug like that. A side note and irk........My wife is the executor for her mom so is trying to do a lot of things right now. Informing and canceling all ties and business stuff, etc. Some people/companies/banks are very nice and helpful and some are dicks. You get put on hold for a half hour and then it hangs up or they want info that has nothing to do with closing accounts, etc. The worst one so far is Triple A. They want her to come to the office with a death certificate to cancel! She was pissed. I told her to tell them "you know what".

Black Sabbath was always a favorite "go to" when I want to listen to some hard rock. Still remember giving away my Vol. 4 album in the early days because the music freaked me out. Don't know how to describe it but I bought it again in my adult years. So many great songs from them over the years. Thank you Ozzy!

Ours used to but it wasn't on the current list. I thought of calling them. I've also heard some store pharmacy's take unwanted pills. We'll see. In addition to this, we have some morphine too. You'd think that would be strictly regulated and kept track of but here we are and nobody seems to care about it. Will have to find out how we can take that back.

He sure provided me with many hours of pleasure building his excellent models.

The mother-in-law died last week. That's not the irk as she was 95 and it was time. Cleaning out her place and we have gathered a 5 gallon bucket and a box full of prescription pills and some other expired supplements. I like to do things the proper way and found a place that accepts unwanted pills. Went there today and the "blue box" was locked. A guy walks up to me and says it must be full. Can I come back on Thursday? Really?! Now I know why people don't bother with things like this and just throw stuff in the garbage. I won't do that but sure hope I can dispose of this on Thursday.

I quick weighing myself years ago. I can tell more from how my clothes fit and my once a year visit to the doctor.

Great job on the pod racer! I bought one of these to build someday for something different. I'll use your excellent pictures as a guide.