I admire how you inspire your students.

Ah yes. The photo on my Profile page is my public library in Ashtabula, Ohio. I went there every Saturday, until we moved away when I was 12. I practically grew up there, and it set me on the enriching road to BOOKS.
#books #libraries #ashtabula #NationalLibraryWeek

Ah yes. The photo on my Profile page is my public library in Ashtabula, Ohio. I went there every Saturday, until we moved away when I was 12. I practically grew up there, and it set me on the enriching road to BOOKS.
#books #libraries #ashtabula #NationalLibraryWeek

Ah yes. The photo on my Profile page is my public library in Ashtabula, Ohio. I went there every Saturday, until we moved away when I was 12. I practically grew up there, and it set me on the enriching road to BOOKS.
#books #libraries #ashtabula

Marvelously creative.

That was my guess, but I wasn't sure. Thanks for the clarification!

Who’s the lucky guy in the center?

Boy … you said it!

Underrated as a comic actor from the Golden Age.

Very clear & clean. It’s FUN to see those faces again.

Your collection of photos is amazing.

My favorite Scotland Yard Inspector.

That’s a good find!

I totally agree. Also, as a retired artist, I like your profile pic.

Whitby is one of those literary locations I’d love to visit.

An incredible face!

💙📚 #booksky

The words of a wise man.

My condolences, sir.

Thank you very much. I first saw it when I was 9 or 10, my very first monster movie. I was hooked for a lifetime! The TV horror host was Ghouldardi out of Cleveland.

Against my better judgement -- and for sentimental reasons -- I still admit a preference for Attack of the Crab Monsters.

Beautiful babies!

My 2 favorite 20th century dinos.

The Old Dark Nest, in a haunted landscape. Very moody.

Very much a comfort movie.

😃!!

I’ll try to remember that!

Admirable.

I've been to two of these Dayton gatherings in the past, and they were always fun. The people are great.

It’s been a few years since I read McDonald, but I always enjoyed him. Lee Archer was practical, clever, moral, and a good role model. I read few mysteries anymore except for Conan Doyle.