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Authentic Companions
I’ve been hearing about these “toys” for a few months.
In January I was attending the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. One evening I wandered over to the Fashion Show Mall to pick up a few items.
While walking though the mall I came across this Pop Mart. I had heard about the global business success of this retail chain owing to their blind box offerings and most recently their “monster toys” known as labubu collectibles.
As with many other products you can probably find look-alike knock-offs. But my understanding is that at times these authentic furry toys were hard to find. Curious, I stopped at this Pop Mart to see if they had labubus in stock.
I was recently gifted the above brown labubu. I’m not sure, but I think it’s name it Toffee.
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Arnie Lee
I just returned from a quick trip out West to visit the Tetons and Yellowstone. It’s always a treat for me to be able to photograph some of nature’s wonders.
In the far northeast corner of Yellowstone is a part of the Absaroka Range known as Baronette Peak. This part of the national park is home to a large population of mountain goats.
That’s my story from my September visit to Yellowstone.
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Arnie Lee
We wanted to help with some home improvements at our son’s home in Reno so we loaded up the car and hit the highway during the heat of the summer.
Here’s a small collection of some of the sights along the way from Grand Rapids, Michigan.
As we travel along Interstate 80 and leave our familiar surroundings, we get a glimpse of some of the different types of commerce and industry that the keep the USA running on all cylinders.
Our 2200 mile journey to Reno was enjoyable despite the 90+ degree temperatures for most of the trip. It’s always a thrill when we can experience parts of the country that are so different from Michigan.
