RIP Wonder bread, Twinkies…

Dear Hostess, I am a sad individual today. You took away something from me and I won’t be able to recover. You took away my wonder and twinkie and I am peeved.

I will forever remember the Wonder bread. It made my day in college. It was my life, my friend, my peep. It was my soul. It helped me through the good and bad times, the snow and the rain, sleepless nights at the “drowning in books before the finals”, night at the movies until the popcorn did me a favor and replaced it. No, not at the theater but at home. I was attached to the hips to it.

There were times when cooking was nonexistent; so, I grabbed me a Wonder bread, dripped it in butter, cheese, some veggie and made me a sandwich. It made me whole.

Twinkies, Ho-Hos, hum, nope. We just never clicked. We were never friends, not even a girl friend, not even acquaintances. Therefore, there were no reason to mingle and as much as I am sad to see you and your peeps go, I am this much sad to see people losing their jobs in this economy. So, I hope some company comes to your rescue and make you a part of us again, even if they rename you.  So, long Wonder bread, Twinkies and their peeps. So long peeps. Until we see you again if we ever see you. May you have a beautiful and enjoyable life with other products that have also gone into lala land… Ding Dongs?! Oh no!

Trick Or Treat?

Happy Halloween!

Personally, I don’t care for the holiday but others enjoy it. So, I decided to share what one of my neighbors put out. They always put some kind of decoration for major holidays. Can’t wait for Thanksgiving and Christmas to see what they will do next.

Biking Around Town

I was strolling down the famous Lincoln Road, Miami Beach the other day when I came across this perfect picture. How better way to show love for your animal than take him for a drive?! Didn’t read much into the owner’s stare but it looks like the dog was having fun. Look how comfortable he appears on the bike? I wonder what his name is!

In the meantime, this is my neighbor, not really, she lives around the hood, on her daily routine. I wonder what her name is!

Policeman in NYC at the World Trade Center.

Somewhere on a bridge on his way to Taipa, Macau at hills of bird flue.

Strolling around Macau City.

Biking is good for the traffic and gas but it can also be, one mean killer machine!