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You know I’m excited about the big day. Here are me and my brothers and sisters, all babies, I’m the oldest. I like the part where I get to jolt them with electricity. Wuuuhaaahaaaa. Today is Ricky’s birthday — he’s the werewolf here, while in real life he has transformed into a marathon runner this year. Happy birthday, Ricky!







Make a Big Impact with a Niche Blog — Pam Kueber of RetroRenovation.com at Alt
Another delicious vintage system by Sunbeam to organize your appliances 
LOL! I LOVE IT! Thanks for the entertainment Pam – and thank your siblings too!
Maryann
JibJab is great! this one is very fun…and what a good looking family! you and your siblings have great, genuine, bright eye, smiles…makes you want to sit down and have a cup of joe with you all.
Wow! Very cool.
Am I looking at the graphics? No. Listening to the song? Nope. I sat watching and thinking “Those parents certainly didn’t skimp on the dental work…Everybody has beautiful teeth!”
Enjoy the weekend
Upon secnd viewing:
Are we related???
Your “monster” brother is the “separated at birth” twin of my brother Kevin! Really….
Hey Pam – This is awesome! I about wet my pants, thanks for the Friday morning chuckle. And oh yeah, I haven’t posted pictures of my remodeled kitchen yet where I used all your suggestions; the Dishmaster, turquoise boomerang countertops, stainless steel edging….I promise, they’re coming and I’ll email you as soon as I have my house back in order enough to take the photos and do the kitchen justice!
Happy Halloween….
Milster
How fun Pam!…how about a post of retro-Halloween treats and costumes?
I used to listen to this album every Fall. Great song, great video.
I love this! JibJab always makes the best stuff. Happy Birthday to your brother!
Hilarious Aunt Pam my dad is going to love it!
Damn, Pam, that Monster Mash was too cool! And Nora? What’s not to love? She’s everybody’s quintessential grandma. Can we a”adopt” her, since our grandparents are not with us any longer? (And for that matter, now, neither are many of our parents.) I believe the eyes are the windows to the soul, and when you look into Nora’s soul, you see goodness and love. I can picture her baking cinnamon rolls and sugar cookies in that marbelous kitchen! Or maybe preparing a big Italian meal, like my grandma used to. I get so nostalgic longing for those happy days of the ’50s when life was easy and people were good. Is that why so many of us “liberals” hearken for a better time when our country was the greatest? We had it all, didn’t we? You go, Nora!