Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for March 02, 2025

Hmm a Werevampire , now that’s an interesting concept.

Bloody simple lesson

Sorry Clayton—but it’s over seven months until Halloween.

Speaking of getting into trouble. In the summer of 1963 Dr No finally came to our local theater. My brothers, some friends and I went to the theater in the late afternoon to see an age appropriate move. When I saw that they were showing Dr No right afterwards I decided to stay to see it. When I told my brothers that I was staying, they said “You’re going to get into trouble”. (Those were the days when you could buy a ticket and stay for as many showings as you liked) I want to see the movie because I had been reading the novels (My mother would not have approved if she knew what was in them) and I really wanted to see how they handled the meeting of Bond and Honey Ryder. Ursula Andress was great but the book and my imagination were a lot better! I didn’t really get into trouble because the movie is rated PG. If it had been PG-13 it would have been a different story. ;-)

Grr. Munch munch.

Get ready to have nightmares, Clayton. Although, some of those old radio dramas like Lights Out and Suspense can be scary without visuals.

A Werevampire, so it turns into a human that bites? Why not just call it Mike?

And the brat twins go merrily on.

No, Clayton, you’ll have nightmares and keep your dad up all night.

Call the plumber!

Nom nom nom.

Sure Clayton, you feel good after eating the cookie and watching the movie. But think of the victims, the cookie and the victim getting his face eaten. They wish they had some say in all this.

Get ready to spend a lot of grounded time.

And Buffy staked Edward. The End.

298 Shopping Days Until Christmas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Given my husband watches horror movies almost every day (he finds them funny and laughs at the plot); yet in real life is one amazing, funny, sexy, loving and tender man.

The same strategy being used in the Oval Office