Happy Halloween Continued!

Pumpkins from my Annual Pumpkin carving party! Everyone did such a great job!!! First prize- a shrunken head.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!

I just found the coolest blog ever! Check out all the horror posters and then look at the vintage ads too! This place is a Gem!

Jazz Covers

Here is a beautiful collection of jazz record covers. Click here to check them out.

Sardines!

If you were one of the unfortunate souls given sardine sandwiches in your lunchbox as a child; You will especially appreciate this collection of cool Sardine Packaging! Some kids are given peanut butter and jelly, and some are given liverwurst and sardine sandwiches, it truly is a crapshoot. But in my old age I've come to appreciate having a palette of exotic flavors raised by my mothers strange options for sandwich solutions in the days when flourescent and charm bracelets were cool! Click here to check out the cool label collection.

Zombi Update

Well a friend saw the "brains t-shirt" and showed me the "grains" t shirt...So the moral of the stories is that even if you don't eat meat, you can be a zombie too. You never know when a tidbit of knowledge like that will help you out in a tight spot.

Zombi July Madness

Cool Zombi stuff is a balanced part of everybody's lifes' breakfasts, and so here is some great nutrition for you... The coolest garden sculpture ever. Click to place some undead in your yard now.

Another Zombi masterpiece, whoever did this is a mad genius. I love this shirt, it is just too bizarre. Every time I look at this image I laugh. Link here...

The best Halloween music album ever (aside from the Zombi soundtrack), if you don't have this album in your collection, do yourself a flavor and get it! Plus incredibly excellent etching cover illustration to boot. Make a special effort to listen to "the Gonk" because its the BEST!

Happy Slug

If I were a slug I would be happy too if this is what I looked like in the slug world. These are the most beautiful toxic slugs I've ever seen and the photographs are so colorful and detailed. Check them out at National Geographic here...