If you were a kid in the '90's you probably had a collection of baseball cards. In my collection, I have a variety of sports cards.Where I lived a pack was only 25 cents, and it included a stick of gum. I always ate the gum even though it was like chewing rocks, lol.
I still have a book full of cards, somewhere. My question is... What do you do with them? Did you throw them out? Are you still collecting? Did you hand them down to somebody? Did you sell them?
I'm at a loss of what to do with mine. Leave me a comment below.
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Friday, May 11, 2012
A whole year older!
Well, I'm older now then I was the last time that I have posted. I had a great birthday, thanks everyone!
Do you guys have any birthday traditions? I only had to birthday parties growing up, one was when I was in 2nd grade and the other was when I was in 5th grade. The one I had in 5th grade was pretty awesome, we had a half day of school and we had a field trip to the circus. Heck yes!!! I had 4 or 5 friends over and we stayed up all night, played power rangers, circus, and poker. We did have one kid who fell asleep, so we tortured her by putting bumble balls, remember those?, in her sleeping bag. I don't think I have any pics of the actual party though. Dang, times before cell phones, digital cameras/ camcorders.
We put 2 bumble balls in her sleeping bag, one lesson she learned is that if the birthday girl and everybody else is staying up all night long, then so are you!! They might look soft, but they were hard and hurt if they bumped you wrong. Man, I was evil!!!!
I found a YouTube video of what a bumble ball is, just in case somebody forgot/ doesn't remember.
Do you guys have any birthday traditions? I only had to birthday parties growing up, one was when I was in 2nd grade and the other was when I was in 5th grade. The one I had in 5th grade was pretty awesome, we had a half day of school and we had a field trip to the circus. Heck yes!!! I had 4 or 5 friends over and we stayed up all night, played power rangers, circus, and poker. We did have one kid who fell asleep, so we tortured her by putting bumble balls, remember those?, in her sleeping bag. I don't think I have any pics of the actual party though. Dang, times before cell phones, digital cameras/ camcorders.
We put 2 bumble balls in her sleeping bag, one lesson she learned is that if the birthday girl and everybody else is staying up all night long, then so are you!! They might look soft, but they were hard and hurt if they bumped you wrong. Man, I was evil!!!!
I found a YouTube video of what a bumble ball is, just in case somebody forgot/ doesn't remember.
Sunday, April 22, 2012
zoo!
We went to the zoo for my birthday yesterday. It was fun and I got sun burnt, ouch! This zoo lets you pet and feed the animals. I got a ton of pics and video, but I haven't had time to edit everything out yet. We fed lemurs, giraffes, birds, and rode on a camel. We also saw a ton of other animals and ate ice cream. It was a lot of fun!
This camel is named Charlie, we couldn't convince him to go to Candy Mountain.
The lemur's love cranberry's. (My sister is feeding this one.)
This camel is named Charlie, we couldn't convince him to go to Candy Mountain.
Thursday, April 12, 2012
AHHHH...... Sorry!
I know, I've been bad. I haven't updated in a month! I'm sorry, I've just been so busy with work and school. I will update again soon, I promise.
It's almost my birthday, which means one thing ZOO!!!!!
My next post will be about all the wonderful adventures you can have at the zoo. As a bonus, here's a pic of a giraffe <3
It's almost my birthday, which means one thing ZOO!!!!!
My next post will be about all the wonderful adventures you can have at the zoo. As a bonus, here's a pic of a giraffe <3
Monday, March 12, 2012
Batman
When I think of Batman, I think of Michael Keaton. When I think of Joker, I think Jack Nicholson. My sister and I loved 1989's movie simply named "Batman." It was one of the very few movies that we actually wore out. We even brought the movie to our babysitters house to watch with our friends. (Nowadays babysitters probably wouldn't let you get away with watching or bringing that)
I have watched the newer version, The Dark Knight, and I liked it okay. I just like this movie better, it might be because this movie was part of my childhood. I liked how crazy the Joker was. He drove damsel Vicki Vale, absolutely crazy. Vicki Vale was Bruce Wayne's love interest in this movie. She was a photographer for the local newspaper. She was an alright character, she wasn't really that strong of a woman. She screamed a lot in this movie, I'm not kidding. My dad even warned the babysitter that she screamed a lot, lol.
Michael Keaton, to me, was an amazing Batman. He was very mysterious, quiet, and stayed in the shadows. Isn't that how Bruce Wayne and Batman are supposed to be?
Jack Nicholson's Joker was a wild card. He took over the city putting poison is hygiene items. He took over Gotham City's parade. He promised to give away money, so of course, pretty much the whole city's population showed up. He ended up releasing gas and to make matters worse, the money he was giving away was "Joker Bucks". He also had a sidekick named Bob, he didn't say much, but I'm always a little sad when the Joker shoots him :(
I also really loved the soundtrack. Danny Elfman did an amazing job! I used to be obsessed with Lego Batman, I was pleasantly surprised that they used most of the music from the soundtrack of this movie. On a side note: A GameStop employee told me that they were coming out with Lego Batman 2.
I for got to mention, they looked awesome!!! I also liked the movies version of the Batmobile, its very sleek. The new Bat tumbler, or whatever it's called is also pretty badass.
I have watched the newer version, The Dark Knight, and I liked it okay. I just like this movie better, it might be because this movie was part of my childhood. I liked how crazy the Joker was. He drove damsel Vicki Vale, absolutely crazy. Vicki Vale was Bruce Wayne's love interest in this movie. She was a photographer for the local newspaper. She was an alright character, she wasn't really that strong of a woman. She screamed a lot in this movie, I'm not kidding. My dad even warned the babysitter that she screamed a lot, lol.
Michael Keaton, to me, was an amazing Batman. He was very mysterious, quiet, and stayed in the shadows. Isn't that how Bruce Wayne and Batman are supposed to be?
Jack Nicholson's Joker was a wild card. He took over the city putting poison is hygiene items. He took over Gotham City's parade. He promised to give away money, so of course, pretty much the whole city's population showed up. He ended up releasing gas and to make matters worse, the money he was giving away was "Joker Bucks". He also had a sidekick named Bob, he didn't say much, but I'm always a little sad when the Joker shoots him :(
I also really loved the soundtrack. Danny Elfman did an amazing job! I used to be obsessed with Lego Batman, I was pleasantly surprised that they used most of the music from the soundtrack of this movie. On a side note: A GameStop employee told me that they were coming out with Lego Batman 2.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
CLUE
This is another fun board game that my sister and I used to play, we usually played it at our grandma's house.
If you've never played before it's a simple game. Where you each pick a character and try to figure out the murderer, the weapon they used, and which room they were in. I really can't remember exactly how to play, it's been YEARS! I'll have to dig up the game, I think we might have it somewhere. Anyway, before you start playing you put in an envelope one card of a person, room, and weapon. Then when you make it to a room you just guess who did it. For example, Professor Plum, in the conservatory, with the rope. And if anybody had those cards they'd lay them out and everybody would cross them off their lists. Until you have all but one of each category crossed off. Then when you know, you make your guess. I'm thinking you have to go to a certain room to make your guess, but I'm really fuzzy at the details.
I'm going to tell a story about one ridiculously funny time that we played. We, my sister, cousin, and I, were upstairs at first we were playing hide and go seek, but it quickly got boring and we got in lots of trouble for running in the house. My cousin found Clue and suggested that we play it. We had a couple of successful rounds. It was getting late and thought that we would have enough time for one more round. We literally just got started. I think we had the envelope put together and just distributed the cards, when my grandma yelled up the stairs that my dad was here, then my cousin quickly made a guess and he was 100% right. That made a long game quick, lol.
If you've never played before it's a simple game. Where you each pick a character and try to figure out the murderer, the weapon they used, and which room they were in. I really can't remember exactly how to play, it's been YEARS! I'll have to dig up the game, I think we might have it somewhere. Anyway, before you start playing you put in an envelope one card of a person, room, and weapon. Then when you make it to a room you just guess who did it. For example, Professor Plum, in the conservatory, with the rope. And if anybody had those cards they'd lay them out and everybody would cross them off their lists. Until you have all but one of each category crossed off. Then when you know, you make your guess. I'm thinking you have to go to a certain room to make your guess, but I'm really fuzzy at the details.
I'm going to tell a story about one ridiculously funny time that we played. We, my sister, cousin, and I, were upstairs at first we were playing hide and go seek, but it quickly got boring and we got in lots of trouble for running in the house. My cousin found Clue and suggested that we play it. We had a couple of successful rounds. It was getting late and thought that we would have enough time for one more round. We literally just got started. I think we had the envelope put together and just distributed the cards, when my grandma yelled up the stairs that my dad was here, then my cousin quickly made a guess and he was 100% right. That made a long game quick, lol.
Saturday, February 11, 2012
While We Are On The Subject of Power Rangers
I apologize for not doing a new blog for awhile. It's been super busy here lately.
Anyway, I was just reminded why I didn't like Jason David Frank, Tommy, on power rangers. I just listened to an interview that he did on No Pink Spandex, and does that boy not know when to shut up! I'm sorry but talking bad about Austin St. John every chance you get is really pathetic. The Power Rangers Debuted in 1993 and this particular interview was in 2010, I think it's time to move on Jason David Frank. He spent close to 30 minutes talking horribly about ASJ, I'm at a lost of words. Then again I don't believe much Jason David Frank says anymore. He claims to have invented the hand moves of the Turbo morph, but they used an almost identical one in Carranger (激走戦隊カーレンジャー) I think I remember one time when he said that they didn't use any Japanese stock footage of the green ranger, because the green ranger dies. WRONG! I've seen all of Zyuranger and I can guarantee you that they used stock footage.
I'm sorry I know this isn't what I normally post about, but that really got under my skin this morning.
NEXT POST: a board game that my cousin always cheated in. Do you need a clue?
Anyway, I was just reminded why I didn't like Jason David Frank, Tommy, on power rangers. I just listened to an interview that he did on No Pink Spandex, and does that boy not know when to shut up! I'm sorry but talking bad about Austin St. John every chance you get is really pathetic. The Power Rangers Debuted in 1993 and this particular interview was in 2010, I think it's time to move on Jason David Frank. He spent close to 30 minutes talking horribly about ASJ, I'm at a lost of words. Then again I don't believe much Jason David Frank says anymore. He claims to have invented the hand moves of the Turbo morph, but they used an almost identical one in Carranger (激走戦隊カーレンジャー) I think I remember one time when he said that they didn't use any Japanese stock footage of the green ranger, because the green ranger dies. WRONG! I've seen all of Zyuranger and I can guarantee you that they used stock footage.
I'm sorry I know this isn't what I normally post about, but that really got under my skin this morning.
NEXT POST: a board game that my cousin always cheated in. Do you need a clue?
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