Actual footage of me IRL telling Ham everything that happened in my life in 1977. @hamjenkins.bsky.social

You know sometimes the hard things in life they open doors to something beautiful

Happy Birthday, Celeste! Wishing you joy and happiness today! Have fun 🩵 @hyperionceleste.bsky.social

Ham IRL @hamjenkins.bsky.social

Climb to new heights of fun–On Thanksgiving!

"I don't know when I fell asleep, but all of a sudden I wasn't at home anymore. I was at an amusement park." #S1E9 Twilight Zone's "Perchance to Dream" by Charles Beaumont debuted on November 27, 1959. It stars Richard Conte, Suzanne Lloyd, and John Larch.

Thankful for all of you!

Happy Thanksgiving to all our USA followers!

Cover art for Unicorn’s 1973 LP release of Bernard Herrmann’s “The Devil and Daniel Webster/Welles Raises Kane.” Music performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra (@lporchestra.bsky.social) and conducted by the composer.

Yuletide Yummies for Worldwide Tummies

🎶 Who can turn the world on with her jokes? 🎶

"An unforgiving sea usually buries its secrets beneath itself. War ships and ocean liners, treasure galleons and submarines turn into rusting relics inside a watery locker. But occasionally there comes a floating unbidden reminder of disaster — like this lifeboat." — Night Gallery's "Lone Survivor"

@hamjenkins.bsky.social IRL

And we loved Betty White…

The Man Who Ran Away (10/2/1975) Highly recommend this episode, a favorite of mine. Stars Mercedes McCambridge. Her performance is stunning. Orson Welles called her "the world's greatest living radio actress." She voiced the demon in The Exorcist (1973). podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/c...

Hi people ❄️

Earthshine at twilight

Just about a month away…

Mornin’ fellow Blueskyanians. Time to blast off.

Imagine if you will…

1968 Katella High School yearbook “Legend” staff at Boysen Park with the Saber jet in the background. @jason.parkendium.com @tomkmorris.bsky.social m.youtube.com/watch?v=cbrM...

How to Make Friends and Influence Isotopes

Just a photo today. Nothing more.

John F. Kennedy May 29, 1917- November 22, 1963 “More than a man has died… What is to be mourned now is an ideal. What has been murdered is a belief in our own decency…" ~Rod Serling

Between Atascadero & SLO there’s a holiday train ride featuring former Disneyland rail cars. I had no idea!

"It's that same feeling. But I'm awake. This isn't a dream. This couldn't be a dream." #S2E17 Twilight Zone's "Twenty Two" by Rod Serling stars Barbara Nichols.

"The Church, if she wants to be Christ’s Church, must be a Church of the Beatitudes, one that makes room for the little ones and walks poor with the poor, a place where the poor have a privileged place (21)." #PopeLeoXIV #DilexiTe #LiveTheGospel #RememberThePoor

November 20, 1959: Twilight Zone's "Time Enough at Last" debuts. Burgess Meredith, a pair of thick glasses, a nuclear bomb ... and piles upon piles of books. Need I say more? "It's the one that haunts people," Meredith later said: thenightgallery.wordpress.com/2014/11/20/t... I'll say!

Mornin’ fellow Blueskyanians. Let’s start off the day by boiling a cup of water, shall we?

That photo never ceases to amaze. Here's an interesting article on a few other potential Lincoln photos from that day. drive.google.com/file/d/1fd03...

Actual footage of Ham at Knott's annual Rootin' Tootin' Shootin' Gold Diggin' Hoop-Dee-Doo Wild West Daze; in Buena Park, California, that is. @hamjenkins.bsky.social

Today is the 150th anniversary of the Gettysburg Address. I’m currently listening to… Lincoln at Gettysburg: The Words that Remade America by Garry Wills …on Audible. Highly recommend it.

Before the existence of Figment and Tron, Nathan’s cozy confidants were Miss Booming Bloomers, Kitty the Kat, and Red Balloon. @broncotruck.dissky.com

Wheeler is one of those to propose the idea that quantum numbers are the fundamental building block of the Universe, not space time, matter, energy.   He said building blocks of the Universe are not the atom, the quark, or the string, but the *bit* (binary unit of information).

November 18, 1960: Twilight Zone's "Nick of Time" airs. A couple in a diner finds a fortune-telling machine whose answers seem eerily accurate. One penny per question! The 1st of @WilliamShatner's two iconic TZ roles—both written by Richard Matheson. Also stars Patricia Breslin.

Mornin’, fellow Blueskyanians.

The “good” we seek is only as good as the evil we excuse to win that “good.” When a Christian excuses an evil, they explicitly say that the Cross is only as good as the evil they excuse or ignore. Consistency matters. Inconsistency is the mother of all hypocrisy.

We used to be a proper country

Day 17 of Disney Fans for good, a fundraiser for the 2nd harvest Food bank of OC which supports CM’s, hospitality workers & community. With layoffs,hours reduced, inflation, & external factors.Need is high! Every size donation counts !Can’t donate? Share🙏 together.feedoc.org/fundraiser/6...

Mornin’ Blueskyanians. Rise and shine.

Drop something BLACK & WHITE (if you know, you know)

Photo detail: Sign on base of windowsill behind coffin which reads, “𝘗𝘭𝘦𝘢𝘴𝘦 DO NOT LIFT HERE” BTW, this photo was taken in 1973.

DL’s Haunted Mansion conservatory, shot by Randy while traversing the catwalks. We explored every inch of the attraction, including shimmying in the tightest spots between the Doombuggy track and concrete floor—emerging with dirt and grease on our hands, faces and clothes. @randych.bsky.social

My dad said that he had one basic premise for his script, "Requiem for a Heavyweight." And that was: "Everyone can and must search for their own personal dignity. Photo: Mickey Rooney with Rod Serling

This is an actual photograph of a molecule taken by IBM created by using a technique called Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM). (@PhilosophyOfPhy of Twitter)

Zombie Capitalism (@BraddrofliT on Twitter)

This is an actual photograph of a molecule taken by IBM created by using a technique called Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM). (@PhilosophyOfPhy of Twitter)

FAMILY PLOT (1976). John Williams. SUSPECT (1987). Michael Kamen. LOCAL HERO (1983). Mark Knopfler.