Vinyl Letter

Hewwww....!!!! Finally! My first attempt of using my van for advertising is completed.  I couldn't wait to apply the viny lettering to my van.  It only cost me $25.00 but I had to apply it myself with a big help of a friend.  Actually he applied it, cause I was too scary to mess it up.  I was emotionally out of control.  My anticipation took over me.  But due to his perfectionism, it came out ok.  It's kinda uneven but who cares.  It's sooo looud and you can see it a mile a way, which is exactly what I wanted. 

Now I got to work on the window beside it and the other side of the van.  Plus the spare tire cover.  I will take photos later and upload it.  But the actual signage graphics is the above. 

Love it !!! Love it!!! Love it!!!  It's exactly what I need to take my business to the next level. 

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Wolverine, the Movie

X-Men Origins, Wolverine, the Movie
Love this movie.  There's no way they could have found a better actor other than Hugh Jackman to play the part of Wolverine.  I love him.  He is so sexy and truly emcompasses the role of wolverine.  Specially when he was running naked to the barn house. 

This movie has it all.  It has comedy, love story, full of action, superheroes and villain.  I love how they started the movie.  The beginning must have took so much time to create.  Just the introduction of the movie, gives you an insight of how wolverine and sabertooth came about.  I almost forgot that wolverine had a brother.  They should have a part two.  Definitely a part two.

Even Liev Schribier fit the role of Sabertooth.  I didn't even know he could act like that.  He really played the role Sabertooth.  and I love how in the end he saved his little brother.    Definitely a must watch on my list. 

Another great movie for $1 from the REDBOX.  I'm so addicted.

Longing for Savannah

Even the name Savannah, lazy and sumptuous as Bourbon bread pudding from Back in the Day Bakery, evokes a shared sigh. Wander afoot upon cobblestone streets to explore the 21 squares, pocket parks and antebellum architecture, a city so splendid Gen. Sherman doused his torch rather than set it aflame. Visitors and locals alike navigate the labyrinthine City Market in the Historic District where couples gather fresh produce and flowers before sauntering along River Street or scooting to Tybee Island to settle into their afternoon repast. This is a city best explored at night, as any student of "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil" will readily tell you. Let the new myths begin.