Saturday Night Disco:

"MacArthur Park" by Donna Summer. And after all these years I'm still trying to make sense of the lyrics.

Stuff I had:

The Cap'n Crunch puzzle. The description about the pic dated it to be '71, which seems to be around when I had it. I seem to remember using the puzzle pieces as action figures. Not only would the figures pop out, but I believe the wood background did as well; although it's hard to remember for sure - 1971 was a long time ago.

Like I've said before...

... I'm not really a fan of Shakespeare, but I am if it's done in the right way.

To be honest....

... except for I Dream Of Jeannie, I don't think I could sit through an entire episode of the above shows.

For the record:

Just a few pics of The Match Game for Steve to prove that I did like the show, and that I'm not a Communist.

Brady Clips:

In 1975 and '76 when I'd come home from school, starting at 3:00 I used to watch back-to-back Brady Bunch re-runs on Channel 56. After the Bradys would be Gilligan's Island then The Flintstones. I never missed a day. Although I have to admit I'm a little fuzzy on the order of episodes and the times, but then again my memory isn't quite what it used to be.

Soul Train Saturday

"Ooh Child" by The Five Stairsteps

Proud to be an American:

Give me liberty, or kiss my @$$.

Random observance:

Some people can find the humor in any situation, and some people are just whiners. In the above pic I think we know which is which..

Two of the best scenes ever:

Back in the day when I first saw the above 2 episodes, I laughed my @$$ off. I wanted to see if the washing machine scenario would really work, but I wasn't allowed to go anywhere near the washing machine. I guess my folks knew me too well, and there was absolutely no way my folks would have helped me make an explosive mud volcano. Some times they were just no fun.

Live the dream:

He's got this dream about buying some land
He's gonna give up the booze and the one-night stands
And then he'll settle down
In some quiet little town
And forget about everything.