Rodent

with some Irish

very thin ice

Just like Kansas

Leftovers ! Made a kind of shepherd's pie with leftover turkey and mashed potatoes. Made a roux with chopped onion. Added half and half and chicken broth. Chopped turkey and diced carrots. Because we are weird in California and my spouse doesn’t really like peas, a handful of shelled edamame was added. Into ramekins with mashed potatoes on top. Bake until it bloops, then broil to brown the mashed potato topping. Oh, salad leftovers from a bag, and fermented grape juice (from France )

Click your heels

destroy the video

Tomales Bay last July.

Heart attack on a plate with sea cockroaches. Fermented fruit juice. Garlic bread.

below the bumper

But you still have to clean it up.

Where's the cat?

No taxi, Uber.

Bill, I had always assumed that you started building as a kid. I had no idea that you were a late bloomer.

But don't drive

boneless chicken ranch

Or for $3.95, you can get one of Kris Morgan's resin 727s and use the kit engine. http://www.madmodeling.com/Item/mopar727

for future installation

Mine should be in the mailbox when I get home. Thanks for helping me spend money!

see the U.S.A.

They're only three

food is bad

moon. It's dark.

Those were Post, and you didn't assemble them. The Mini Lindys were the only ones to my recollection that you had to assemble, other than some larger Whacky Racers that were mail order from some cereal.

I remember getting Mini Lindys by mail, but it was probably from Kellogs. Two cars and a garage. I don't remember cars from Life, but my memory isn't the greatest either.

I had a 60s gas station that you put water in one of the pumps. One of the cars had a hole in the trunk lid that allowed you to put "gas" in it. IIRC, it had a pin on the hood like these. It pushed out a plunger on the bottom so you could drain the "gas" when you were done playing with it.