Moving slow this morning.  I have a cold in July.  I’m whiney, sleepy,  and seriously attached to my gown…. ok, that’s enough of that…

Do you like old movies?  I like old scary movies.  It it’s got a werewolf, Frankenstein,  my favorite Godzilla,  I’m in love.  Then there’s Sinbad, and all those monsters. I love Sinbad!  I wanted to be Tarzan so bad.  No, not Jane.  All she did was put her hand ever so daintily to her mouth,  and scream bloody murder.  And faint… she fainted a lot.  I wanted that monkey.  Those elephants, I coulda called the elephants.  The natives & I would have been big friends.

Ordered the Lone Ranger from Netflix.  Yuck.  It wasn’t an old one.  It started when he & Tonto were kids.  If I had watched that,  it would have ruined my memories of the REAL Lone Ranger & Tonto.  Everybody knows they were never kids. 

So instead, we watched Godzilla & Raymond Burr.  Ha!  Not kidding.  Made in 1956.  Of course he thought he was in court,  not a reporter.  But it was really good.  The plus was ol’Ted hadn’t got a hold of it… it was still in B&W. 

Then for dessert we watched Godzilla vs. the Thing.  It had the two tiny girls that speak together,  with the fuzzy hats.  It was made in Japan.  I always root for Godzilla.  Doesn’t matter if he’s tearing up the city.  He’s terribly misunderstood. 

I could watch Sinbad movies all day.  Those monsters are so cool.  Old Zorro movies are hard to find.  They were great.  Anything Lon Chaney was in was good.  Or Boris Karloff.  He had that great face and voice. 

Now I’m in love with the new Alice.  Didn’t see it at the theatre,  which will be the biggest disappointment in my life.   Well, close to it.  But I’ve watched it twice on TV.  It just gets better.  The way they blended the animation and the actors… well… it’s impressive.  Gotta get the DVD.

Last night, while I couldn’t sleep (which happens often)… I came up with a new one.  Sayings,  I love sayings.  Quote sounds entirely too important.  I do sayings.  Here goes…  Critics know a little bit about a lot of subjects,  but not a lot about anything. (PJ said it) 

Did I tell you?  I sold my first piece of art on   PJ Hornberger Folk Art.  Sold it to a woman who’s  Mother use to buy my art so many years ago.  Now if that’s not a huge compliment,  I don’t know what is.  Thrilled me to death… well, not quite.   But you know what I mean.

Put these on PJ Hornberger Folk Art  last night.  When you have time,  take a peek.

Libby & Zelda will be happy to see you!