So far no transit strike. But my bus managed to be late anyway. I still don't have someone to take Alan to the preschool program in the AM, my MIL had to drive here again - and through the flooding in Hackensack (under the RR bridge). I just wish I could figure out how to find someone - he's doing well in the AM class, I think.
Now that I have a working DVD burner, Mark wants to borrow DVD's from the library. So last night we got in his childhood favorite - Wacky Races (with Dasterdly and Muttley). Alan seemed to like it - but it was getting him worked up a bit (more violence in cartoons in the 1960's - not graphic though.) It's amazing to see how primitive the Hanna Barbera cartoons look now - even on DVD we saw little wear dots and the color was still faded. And of course the cartoons were so sterotyped back then - Penelope Pitstop with the hair and makeup levers on her car, the Arkansas hicks, the pseduo 30's gangsters etc.. Never could do that now.
http://www.nostalgiacentral.com/tv/kids/wackyraces.htm
Now that I have a working DVD burner, Mark wants to borrow DVD's from the library. So last night we got in his childhood favorite - Wacky Races (with Dasterdly and Muttley). Alan seemed to like it - but it was getting him worked up a bit (more violence in cartoons in the 1960's - not graphic though.) It's amazing to see how primitive the Hanna Barbera cartoons look now - even on DVD we saw little wear dots and the color was still faded. And of course the cartoons were so sterotyped back then - Penelope Pitstop with the hair and makeup levers on her car, the Arkansas hicks, the pseduo 30's gangsters etc.. Never could do that now.
http://www.nostalgiacentral.com/tv/kids/wackyraces.htm