Some exercise today by cleaning the studio

 Did some record shelf organizing today in the studio. Got all my Kiss records to fit in three cubes at the top. As I went through it all I played my cd copy of Kinks Everybody’s in show biz which is my favorite of theirs. All three of my uncles always loved it too. I might have it on vinyl as well but it’s all jumbled out of order now. Another record my uncles liked was Snazzmanass by Flamin Groovies which also has a cartoon character cover. I never had that on vinyl but ordered it last week and as I was going though the records it showed up on the porch today. Must be my uncle saying hello from the great beyond. Found my copy of The Saints I’m Stranded too which he also loved. One that he got me into. I got my copy about 1981 at PV Records in Rolling Hills courtyard mall which is long gone now. They had great used bins full of punk records then for about 3 bucks each. I often saved my lunch money and got a record after school instead. I played that record a lot over the years. I might have another one by them in there. Not sure. I found Los Lobos Will the wolf survive and Mott the Hoople Brain Capers too. I saw Steve Carlton’s Sunday morning show with Kat featured that Los Lobos a month or so ago and I wondered if I still had that one…yep, I did! Found Rodney Allen Rippey lp I had and Mac Davis Hard to be humble which my day liked to sing all the time in the truck. In my room as a kid I had a banner from jack in the box that said “take life a little easier” which was Rodney’s catch phrase. That’s a great feel good record. He would also hold up a jumbo jack in the commercials and say “it’s too big to eat…” 
Exploring my collection and discovering so much to be thankful for. Grateful to have some time to discover forgotten treasure buried in my record shelves that were blocked by my canvases for about 10 years or more. I purged a lot when we moved and I’m not really sure what’s even gone it went so fast. Grateful to have any of it at this point in my life. My heath seems to be improving. I had been doing a cleanse but my doctor put me back on my medication that I was not sure if it was working. I think this time it is now. He had me get compression socks for my legs and that’s helping a lot. I have plans to start swimming soon so I am trying to get exercise of some kind most days to build strength so I can start that. I got some new trunks and a swim shirt in the mail last week for it. Been going on the Kiss FAQ message board and reading the latest things happening in the End of the Road with them. Lots of good Kiss things lately. I love those two Peter Criss solo album reissues by the Rockologists. If you are a fan I recommend those also to anyone that likes 80’s Billy Joel type music. They are fun records. Enjoying Kiss Off the Soundboard releases too. Tokyo 2001 is really good but I was surprised how much I’m liking Virginia Beach 2004. Paul’s voice is a bit challenged and there are some rough moments but it’s real and there is a revitalized energy from the new line up that year… different and not as good as the original four but pretty strong and the deep cuts on this tour are sweet. I got it on cd and keep thinking about maybe getting the green vinyl. I might yet. Hope you all are finding some joy out there. Happy Trails and God Bless You -Scoocher

Also, Rest In Peace Gilbert Godfried who I heard passed today. Have a laugh on his behalf. 

Chickened Out? Maybe save it for later...

 

I was all ready to get my you tube vinyl community introduction video going. I was thinking of having my own channel to talk about record collecting but I wanted to talk about my art too. Maybe I felt like I was joining a club. I'm already commenting on some of the sites I follow there. I just don't think I am ready to deal with peoples comments yet. I do have much to share but I can do this here on my site and blog like I have been for awhile. Journaling has become important to me. I think I have decided to get back to making comic books again. I really want to make something you can hold in your hand. I'm not really big on the digital world thing and where everything is headed. The thing I like about records is you can hold them. you can feel the texture or gloss on the cover and sometimes they have good liner notes and a cracker jack like prize now and then or a die cut window or foil embossing. I love album cover art. Maybe more than playing the music at times. That's the kind of thing I want to share. Maybe it's enough for now just to be a fan of other people's you tube VC channels? I have a few art jobs that came my way this last week. I am grateful for that. It's good to be back at some kind of art again. I have not got back to my own personal art in awhile so this is a first step back to that. I got some input on a comic book idea from my wife today which was unusual. It got me thinking about making comics. We have this little print shop in town here. I worked in print shops growing up so I'm going to go talk to them about printing and see if they can make what I have in mind. I did see they offer offset printing that I want. All my years in those print shops I kept my sketch pad near me everyday at work. What I wanted back then was to be what I thought was a real artist. I already was an artist though since I was 5 years old. I got those dream jobs later on. Working as an Illustrator like I wanted but I had to learn along the way to get there. I had limitations too. Like being partly colorblind. When I was young I would only draw in black and white. When I got into professional production art they gave me a pms color matching book and it was up to me to match colors exactly before they went to print. My boss got plenty pissed with me at times. I thought I would never need math but in my job I had to size things with a proportion wheel and ruler. I had to know stat cameras and how to maintain them. I cut rubylyth which was a red film with a gel layer you peeled away to place a color on the image you wanted printed. The reason it was such a good and fun job was it took skill and effort to get it right. If you made mistakes the whole company looked bad so I got better as I went. I did bindery too. Cut down paper stock with a huge cutter that was really scary to operate. I did boring work like collating papers into books then binding them. The smell of the rubber based ink from the presses. The ink looked like pudding. Checking the dot patterns on negatives with a loop lens. T squares to set up type in paste up before the stat cameras. That golden pee like wax roller machine to wax your lines of type you needed to cut and paste to blue lined boards. The routine and the discipline. The main shop I worked at was run by old Beatles loving hippies. I was a punker at the time. We learned about each others eras. They let me get away with a few things like growing my hair long because I did not really see the public. I had a goatee then. Bleached my hair once. It turned orange at first and I wore my jeans cuffed at the bottom at that time. One guy said I looked like Chucky from the movie child's play and would yell Chucky! at me every morning. The thing you learned to ignore but never forget was the sound of the presses. One guy that worked there became a famous rock star later on and wrote a lyric in one of his songs about the sound of the pretty machines. I used to bug him about doing flyers for his band at the time back then before he got famous. He always said no but one day he gave me a demo tape of his band on a new wave bright color cassette with basic shapes like circles and triangles printed on it. A TDK blank tape with his band name hand written on it. I think I still have it someplace. I am grateful for that time. That someone would hire me with my limited schooling (I did have some vocational schooling before I got hired) The best part was seeing your work done. The ink sitting on top of the paper still wet with a smell to it. the perfect look of the kiss cut trim on the completed stapled chap book. The clean thick white pages with a golden rod colored paper cover that one of my friends said looked like a taco wrapper. I'm pretty sure they don't make goldenrod paper anymore. Maybe I will try and find some someplace for this project I am dreaming of. Thick cardstock paper. Like it was back then. My boss once handed me an R. Crumb comic strip of Mr. Natural washing dishes and grunting as he did it. The last panel was a rack of dishes and he was thing to himself "a job well done!" he gave that to me when I left. I'm still writing new chapters of my life to this day. Those cartoon characters are in there waiting to get out. Just gotta make it happen. Time keeps on ticking.

-Scoocher 4/7/2022

Gratitude of Scoocher

 

At this time in my life I am filled with gratitude. I have received so much love from family and friends that kept me on a path to where I am now. I got here by making better choices. I have my studio with things I collected along the way. I purged a bit of it recently and when we moved all I kept to where we are now I am having a great time going through it. I have a better appreciation for it all. Looking at old photos in the studio I realized things were not always as great as I remembered them. I worked hard to get here. My wife taught me what’s important in life. We stayed home while our friends went out to save money. We went to flea markets to find things for our home. We often went with our whole family and our friends. I had good jobs. I worked in a print shop for years doing any type of art job they had. I worked at a record store on weekends and learned about collecting records from my boss there and my uncle. I learned how to have fun with a small budget. In the last few years every now and then I bought a record or two from art job money I earned. It’s getting too expensive for me now for that but I have a good collection to dig through and find things. My old studio was so small that I had clutter in front of all my albums and rarely played them. For a few years my stereo was not even hooked up. My studio had become a cluttered catch all. I am grateful for my new space. I have a window where I can look out to the front yard and another window to watch birds and bugs fly by. I’m grateful for this new clean air each day. Out of the smog and truck pollution. I’m ready to watch my wife’s new garden grow. Our dog is getting the walks he always deserved. He is so full of joy here. The local market has very good things and the people here have welcomed us with so much love. It’s amazing. I’m thanking god for each day. I am grateful to be where I am. 

I will be making You Tube videos soon. I am off all other social media now. I’m focused on getting healthy. I went to the doctor recently to get a check up. I’m eating better. Gave up all soda. Trying to limit sugar. Gave up my beloved bagels. Next is getting exercise. My doctor gave me a recommendation for a fitness place that starts real easy and that’s what I plan to do. Swimming. I got new trunks and a swim shirt this week. I got compression socks to help my legs. I have been letting my hair and beard grow. Might trim my hair this summer but I want to see how long I can grow my beard. My wife loves the beard and if she’s happy with it so am I. She says it makes me look like a man of god. I'm trying to stay focused on the righteous path, you know? The worst thing I have done lately is have a few oatmeal raisin cookies.

I’m getting better at updating my website popkustomshoppe.com each week now and I have more time for it. I am grateful for that. I still have so much I have to work on. Lots to learn. Trying to get stronger each day. 

-Scoocher April 2, 2022

Change is good sometimes

 

Listening to this cd. This one is great and worthy of a vinyl release. Had a very close friend tell me I lost my passion and how I felt, and what I need to defend and speak up for. Said I’m too nice. Here’s what I got. I love my friends. Especially when they check on me and my well being. I know we all have bad days. I was pretty passionate for awhile about starting a band. I asked some friends that had bands and I was older than them and pretty embarrassed to play guitar in front of anyone. My first attempt was in junior high. We had two practices in my parents garage. One guy went on to a long career managing some famous bands. I took guitar lessons and mostly learned basics from that time. I did not play much for a long time but I loved learning about music gear and loved rock and roll. 

The next attempt years later I met some friends at their house and they were good musicians. They sort of threw me in the deep end and hollered at me to just keep playing. I get what they were trying to teach me but this was too intense for me. 

Third try…made some friends with and had coffee a few times with those young guys I told you about.

This was different. These guys had a studio with a huge fender amp. I had got myself a really good Gibson and a fender telecaster. These guys were not only good but gentle with me and said just let them know what I wanted to play and everyone makes clams (bad notes) at first and just keep going. We recorded them too to good equipment. They knew how to record. I’m not sure if they made the recording sound better later or not. I got to use both of my good guitars as we did two songs. One I wrote about being large like Godzilla …how it feels to be my size. The other was a big star/teenage fan club attempt. Both were instrumentals. I was so heavy at the time and it was summer in a hot studio. I almost had a coronary. I kept going and we finished both songs. I was going to add vocals later but that was too much for me.

I was not confident about my playing but it was one of the best things I ever tried. Before I did all this I went back to taking lessons again too. It gave me much needed discipline and a routine. My friends were concerned about how bad my health was and said they wanted to help me. We went on some walks together around town. 

I was very passionate about this band thing but I was already an artist. I started drawing dozens of band logos for this band, my friends got busy and did not have time for it and suggested I find other people to play with. I’m grateful they gave me that opportunity. 

After all of this I realized I enjoyed playing guitar by myself alone or playing for my dog who loves the sound of Spanish acoustic guitar. It took about 20 years to realize art is what I do. I play guitar now and then. Most of my friends have moved on and don’t have time to get together. It’s part of life. Change can be good. You don’t always win. 

I’m still passionate about art and music and I have a better respect for both. I have to pat myself on the back for overcoming my fear and trying more than once and in the end feeling good that I made the effort. 

You can hear these songs on my website. That’s me on guitar as Godzilla. The song is called Monster X takes Tokyo. I love it. I’m proud of it. I love my friends for believing in me.

Painting is fun. Guitars are fun. I love to listen to music and make art. Simple as that. My wife has be very patient with me and all my dreaming and gives me encouragement to keep trying things. She listens to my wild rants and reads my journaling and lets me be myself. She is the biggest part of my life. We have been through many changes. The current path so far has been healing and my health is improving. Somedays I am amazed how much more my love grows for her and how much she does for me. I am fortunate and grateful to have her and my dog here with me each day as well as the friends I have and family. I’m kind of hurt by what my friend said to me today in a text, but we aren’t all the same and we might think we know people sometimes when we might not. 

 

I like to laugh. I’m kind of sensitive. I try to learn from things. Most people might think I’m a nice guy. I don’t like to swear, I don’t drink anymore. This is me. I yam what I yam. Hope you all have the kind of day you want from life today. I’m going to get a fresh cup of coffee and dig though my collection to see what I got still or what I might have forgot about. Happy trails, god bless you and enjoy! Adios for now, Scoocher

Looking for me? Here I am!

 

Well I was on my last social media account I had left today. (Is this blog social media? I’m not counting my blog or website) so I’m trying to delete a few photos and it took awhile. After a long time deleting the site kicks me off. When I went back everything I was getting rid of was back again. I thought it over. My good friends and family all send messages to my phone. I had a lot of followers but almost never any feedback from anyone. I hoped to get people to my website by posting ads there telling people I had new things going on my website. I’m not even sure if it helped any. I had almost 800 followers. Is that good? I don’t even know. I deleted the whole thing. Some people I will miss seeing posts from and much of my former local goings on I will no longer know about most likely. I’m having to let go of it. Real communication is being lost. I’m trying to find out how to keep myself healthy. I have family close by. My true friends still contact me often and check on me and I try every week to remember to contact my loved ones. I still hug my family. I’m trying not to live in fear. Like the serenity prayer. (You know how that goes right? It’s good to know. Search it on the interwebs.) I have been working on my praying. I wonder if I’m doing it right at times. It has worked for me. I’m managing my anxieties and depression and that helps get rid of fear. I think I’m losing weight just by the little bit I have been doing like drinking lots of water in the day. Trying to move around when I can. I’m not on a diet and I cancelled my double u double u account (you know that famous one that is now an app) most hospitals will steer you towards surgery or their program which is deigned to get your information (apps) or keep you returning and constantly paying them (through their classes). There is no easy way than just eating less, drinking water and exercise. To really do that you must be healthy mentally first. This does not get discussed in diet class meetings. I have a real hard time keeping weight off because I’m a stress eater. I often tell myself I am hungry when I’m really not. I often can’t tell the difference between hunger and being thirsty. It took me a long time to give up artificial sweeteners totally. Well…that’s just part of it. I’m getting older. I have had some health issues that seem to be improving and some I’m not sure. I’m getting a check up soon. I pray that I’m getting better. My family is here for me. My wife has helped me tremendously and gone above and beyond to help me get better. I’m so grateful to have her and my dog by my side. My dog helps me too. He greets me every morning and he tries to get me to play fetch with him and he does not like me on my phone too long. He knows when I’m sad and when he sees that he often gives me kisses or has me pet him. I’m playing my records now and then. CDS sometimes too. Even dvds once in awhile. I have a bunch of old media. Trying to enjoy what I already have. I never really played video games. I’m wanting to paint but I have been going through my art I kept after we moved and I have lived with most of it so long so I’m trying to put up the ones I love most or find out which ones I still don’t mind looking at every day. I’m ready to have a different relationship with painting. I did not become a well know painter (or well known artist either really…) that’s probably a good thing. I look at my past work and much of it makes me proud. How much I grew as I went along. There is a lot of my youth in it. I remember how at times I thought I was making important art. Like I was going to inspire people to paint and draw. I was like that a long time. Like my big break was almost here. Things happen in my life and now I have changed good or bad. Change happens. I had a good time developing my style and learning techniques and I’m still very inspired and eager to paint but in order for it to be fun for me it has to change because it’s real now. I know when I make bad art. I know what makes it bad. It’s not necessarily accuracy. It’s what’s felt when I look at it when it’s done. Sometimes I stare at my finished work for a long time. I have learned to let my art go. I’m not really keeping track of where I ends up anymore. I thought one day I would have a nice coffee table book of my art. Pretty sure that’s not happening. I had some really successful art shows. I sold a bunch of paintings over the years. Most of my life has been art jobs of some kind. I have been very lucky. Art success for me now will be if I am happy to make it. It took a lot to get me to where I am today. I’m making good choices. I’m beginning to find joy more often every day. I’m trying to find laughter and at times I do. I’m working on myself because it’s up to me how my future goes. I can change myself if I try everyday. The world is changing fast and I’m learning so much about it and so much is beyond control. If you read all this I’m grateful. If you would like to leave a comment feel free or email me if you like at popkustomshoppe@gmail.com. 

Happy trails to you. Until the next post, Adios! -Scoocher

Scoocher’s Creation Cave March 2022

 

Hope you are all doing well and spending time with the ones you love. I have been organizing the cave and getting it ready for display shelves. I kinda got the dvd section done and cds will be next…after that the records or vinyls as the kids are calling them. I purged a lot to charity. Not even sure what I kept really. Finding things from years ago. Finding old photos. I thought I might be more sentimental about my past but I really am glad where I’m at today. My collection is like a breadcrumb trail on a long path. Small things to remember but a reminder I can’t go back and the photos remind me it wasn’t always as fun as I remembered things. I’m glad to be able to sort through my clutter and get it under control. I’m still fine tuning it all. I got a painting done for my uncle that I had not been able to get to and I’m still dreaming often of what to create next. I found a small print shop in town and I’m going to look into maybe getting a comic book I did long ago printed. Maybe even offset printed. Always wanted to get an offset comic done.

I have an idea for a new comic and I have a few journal notes down for it. I may get serious on that book soon. Also maybe start a mural in the cave. All in good time. Stay tuned!

the latest 2022

 

SO HERE'S THE STORY WITH THE NEW "SCOOCHER ART.COM" THING. IT'S A COMBINATION OF MY FIRST AND LAST NAMES BUT ALSO A NEW START. YOU CAN STILL GET HERE FROM THE OLD POPKUSTOMSHOPPE.COM ETC... THINGS HAVE CHANGED FOR ME AND MY FAMILY AS THIS HAPPENS IN LIFE AT TIMES. MY WIFE AND HER SIDE OF THE FAMILY HAD TALKED ABOUT LEAVING THE PLACE WE ALL GREW UP AND LIVED OUR WHOLE LIVES IN, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. WE ALL TALKED ABOUT IT AND THE TIME FINALLY CAME TO MAKE IT HAPPEN. WE WENT THROUGH A LOT TO GET PACKED UP AND I WAS WORRIED ABOUT TRAVELING AS MY HEALTH WAS NOT GREAT AT THE TIME (IT'S IMPROVING NOW). I HAD TO LEAVE IT MOSTLY IN THE HANDS OF MY FAMILY AND MOST OF ALL TO MY WIFE. MY BROTHER IN LAW WAS A HUGE PART IN PLANNING OUR TRAVEL. OUR NEPHEW AND HIS WIFE WERE THE ONES THAT HAD TRAVELED ACROSS AMERICA TO FIND OUR NEW PLACE AND FOUND JOBS AND SETTLED HERE FIRST AND WE ALL FOLLOWED AS SOON AS WE COULD.

IT WAS A LOT OF CHANGE. I PURGED A LOT OF THINGS I HELD ONTO FOR YEARS. LOOKED AT MYSELF AND MY LIFE AND WHERE IT WAS. WHEN WE FINALLY GOT OUR THINGS OUT OF OUR OLD HOUSE I WAS SUPRISED AT HOW SMALL OUR PLACE WAS AND HOW MUCH I HAD FILLED IT WITH MY THINGS NOT LEAVING MUCH ROOM FOR MY WIFE. WE WERE ABLE TO FIND A MUCH BETTER HOME WITH MORE ROOM THAT WAS IN MUCH BETTER CONDITION THAN OUR OLD HOME. IT IS MUCH NEWER TOO. WE FEEL VERY BLESSED TO HAVE IT ALL WORK OUT,

I WAS VERY WORRIED ABOUT OUR DOG AND HOW HE WOULD DO ON THE ROAD TRAVELLING BUT IT WAS AMAZING HOW MUCH HE LOVED IT. MOSLTY HE LOVED TO SLEEP TO THE HUM OF THE CAR GOING DOWN THE ROAD. SEEING PEOPLE IN AMERICA WAS VERY DIFFERENT AND SEEING HOW DIFFERENT LIFE WAS OUTSIDE OF CALIFORNIA WAS VERY AMAZING AND SEEING HOW BEAUTIFL AMERICA IS ON THE ROAD. 

MY FAVORITE THING HERE IS THE FRESH AIR. MY HEALTH INSTANTLY BEGAN IMPROVOING IN BODY AND MIND. MY WIFE AND DOG STARTED GOING ON WALKS HERE RIGHT AWAY. LOTS OF THEM. THEY BOTH LOST WIEGHT AND HE HAS ENERGY LIKE HE DID AS A PUPPY. WE ARE ALL WORKING ON OUR HEALTH. WE LOVE IT HERE. WE ABSOULTLY MADE THE RIGHT CHOICE.

I HAVE BEEN UNPACKING AND FINDING LOTS OF THINGS I HAD FORGOTTEN ABOUT AND HAD BEEN LOST. I'M WORKING ON GETTING FITTER SO I CAN SORT THROUGH IT ALL EASIER... MY MOBILITY IS BAD. I'M KIND OF RE-CONNECTING WITH A LOT OF THINGS I LOVED BEFORE WITH NEW EYES. I FEEL LIKE I HAVE BEEN BLESSED WITH SO MUCH. MOST IMPORTANTLY I BECAME AWARE OF HOW LUCKY I WAS TO HAVE MY FAMILY SUPPORT AND LOVE AND THAT I WAS NOT BY MYSELF. I TEND TO ISOLATE MY SELF IN MY OWN WORLD A LOT. I'M TRYING NOW TO GET BACK INTO THE WORLD. I HAVE A WAYS TO GO YET BUT I'M MAKING LITTLE STEPS AND BREATHING IN THIS GOOD CLEAN AIR AND TRYING EVERYDAY TO KEEPING MOVING A LITTLE BIT MORE AND SAYING A LOT OF PRAYERS AND ASKING FOR HELP. TRYING TO EAT HEALTY.

I HAVE MANY ART IDEAS I AM WRITING DOWN THAT I WANT TO GET DONE. MOSTLY I AM WORKING ON MY SELF SO I CAN  GET TO IT. I'M SMELLING THE ROSES AT THE MOMENT. FINDING GRATITUDE FOR THE BLESSINGS I HAVE RECIEVED. THANKFUL FOR THE SACRIFICES OTHERS HAVE MADE FOR ME AND PRAYING NOT TO TAKE MY LIFE FOR GRANTED. EXCEPTING THAT IT'S OKAY TO EXCEPT OTHERS LOVE AND REALISE THAT I HAVE LOTS OF LOVE TO GIVE. I AM TRYING TO GET RIGHT SPIRITULLY SO I CAN GET RIGHT HEALTH WISE SO CAN CAN HELP THOSE THAT HAVE HELPED ME ALL THESE YEARS. I FEEL LIKE I HAVE LOST WIEGHT. I HAVE NOT WIEGHED IN AT ALL. JUST TELLING MYSELF TO CHOOSE WHAT IS BEST FOR ME. I FEEL BETTER THE MORE I MAKE THE EFFORT AND MAKE GOOD CHOICES. IF I DO MAKE A BAD CHOICE I FORGIVE MYSELF AND TRY TO REMEMBER IT FOR THE NEXT TIME.

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO READ MORE ABOUT MY DAY TO DAY JOURNALING PLEASE CHECK OUT MY BLOG. THERE IS A LINK IN THE NAVIGTION HERE AND A BLOG AD BELOW THAT YOU CAN CLICK TO GET THERE. THE COMMENTS ON MY BLOG ARE ON IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO LEAVE A COMMENT OR YOU CAN ALWAYS EMAIL ME HERE: POPKUSTOMSHOPPE@GMAIL.COM. I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU AND WHAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE MORE OF ON MY WEBSITE.

ABOUT MY SITE... I AM STAYING AWAY FROM MOST SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS. I ONLY GO THERE NOW TO LET YOU KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON HERE. I WOULD RATHER SHARE THINGS HERE MORE CONSISTANTLY. NOW YOU KNOW WHERE TO FIND ME. I WILL BE UPDATING MY PORTFOLIO PAGE HERE (MAYBE I SHOULD CALL IT MY ART PAGE?). I HAVE A LOT TO SHARE WITH YOU HERE BUT I AM STILL UNPACKING AND SORTING TO GET TO THE IMPORTANT AND MOST INSPIRING THINGS. MAYBE MORE YOU TUBE PAINT PROGRESS VIDEOS? I HAVE A LOT OF MY COLLECTION SORTED ALREADY TO SHARE AND SOME TO SELL ON MY SHOP PAGE SOON. (AD LINK TO SHOP PAGE IS ABOVE).GOING THROUGH THINGS TODAY AT THIS MOMENT GETTING READY, SO STAY TUNED! BE GOOD TO EACH OTHER. GET PREPARED. SHARE WHEN YOU CAN... ESPECAILLY LOVE. TAKE CARE AND HAPPY TRAILS TO YOU, SCOOCHER