VETTE'S DAY

Prescott's downtown is closed to traffic this weekend.

Unless you drive a Corvette.

The Chevrolet sports car shows up in great numbers every year, as this participant's t-shirt showed.

I'm partial to what I think of as the original classic Corvette.

But there are 'Vettes of all years and all colors here.

The owners state their passions, too.

One patriotic Vet said he'd owned his 'Vette for more than half a century.

But, if you happen to have a pocketful of cash, you too could become a Corvette owner.

Check the price at the bottom.

The show continues today if you're in the area.

A PLEASANT DAY AT THE LAKE

After yesterday's frosty morning, today was absolutely beautiful.

A great day to spend at Watson Lake.

Enjoying the view . . .

Watching the ducks . . .

Maybe some fishing . . .

Exercising the dog . . .

Maybe some kayaking . . .

(quack-quack-quack!!! Who let that guy in here?)

Or if those relaxing pursuits aren't enough you could always hike one of the many trails in the area.

The trees will watch over you.

THE FRIDAY FUNNIES

Just when you thought it was safe the Catalyst appears.

By the way, my choice of the term "Catalyst" for my on-line avatar had nothing to do with cats, believe it or not.

I just figured a catalyst was something that stirred things up, maybe caused some trouble

You know.

Oh, okay, let's get on with The Friday Funnies.

Are you laughing?

I'm laughing.

So that's it for this week, Gentle Readers.

Now, I want you to set a good example.

Take a deep breath.

Exhale.

Have yourself an excellent weekend.

And always remember to keep laughing.

Here, kitty-kitty . . .

(. . . uh, on second thought . . .)

ThrowBack Thursday

Me and my dad playing cribbage on the patio of the house where we lived in Central Phoenix in the 1970's.

It was winter - can't you see all that snow?

MATTY

Our neighbors' cat, Matty, came by for one of his regular visits yesterday.

I was busy with something and had my back turned.

When I glanced around this is what I saw.

Judy said this should be titled: 

"What are we having for dinner?"

TOTALLY TUESDAY

I love the old line of a young music listener: "Y'mean Paul McCartney was in a group before Wings?"

It's called a Generation Gap.

A big one.

Oh, well, here's one from that other group.

ARE WE IN OZ?