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This first picture was on the Facebook page of the Island where I used to live… and it made me laugh.
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It’s from a visiting veterinary service but look, we share a name. Though she definitely wears it better.
Also from the Island, a party invitation.
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The ‘I’m Still Not Dead’ party. Wouldn’t want to miss that.
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Believe it or not this ancient picture is of my husband’s mother on a Harley. That’s her driving the middle one. It was taken in 1944 and she was wearing a custom made white leather jacket.
What a hoot.
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Our lawn is browning in weird spots thanks to the summer drought. His Lordship checked out the dead grass on a recent walk and alerted me to a disturbing fact.
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The woodchucks have dug a burrow under the cement cover to our septic tank access.
This may not end well, for anyone.
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In other news, I’ve discovered a funny Facebook page that reminisces about the good old days in the Garden State and it makes me miss my crazy childhood.
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Jungle Habitat was bizarre. You paid admission and drove through the park in your car. You couldn’t get out and let me tell you…. as I kid? I definitely didn’t want to. I remember ostriches ferociously pecking at our windows, a baboon trying to rip off the windshield wipers and a chimpanzee masturbating on the hood of our station wagon. It was a strange form of family entertainment to say the least.
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Cinnamon crumb coffee cake.
I buy it today, but it never tastes the same.
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Jim Breuer has a GREAT bit about one if those drive-thru safaris!!
Out here, ours was Lion Country Safari. I recall seeing a lioness get on the top of a car and cause it to crunch down a bit. Another time, an elephant got it’s tusks stuck in the wheel well of a VW Big and was lifting the car off the ground as it tried to free itself. I also remember the zebra-stripped jeeps of the employees who used bb guns to “discourage” bad behaviour by the animals. When the head if the lion pride, Frasier, died, he was buried on the hill with a gigantic cross that you could see from the freeway.
It later became a concert venue & water park. Now it’s homes.
AWESOME white leather moto momma!!!
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Even as a child I knew the wildlife was wrong. It was billed as “more natural” because the animals roamed free… but it was a nightmare. For them, and us.
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