It’s Wednesday. I came across this small collection of Nathan Anderson’s art and couldn’t resist sharing it with all of you. With spooky season just around the corner, it should help get everybody into mood.

Enjoy!

-keep

It’s Tuesday. As I mentioned yesterday, I was at the MidAmerica Motorworks Corvette gathering last Saturday. While the show is much smaller than its ever been, there was still a fair amount of incredible Corvettes to see. For instance, my absolute favorite of the show was the yellow 1960 convertible restomod pictured above. It was perfect in every way. I don’t know what it cost to build, but it could easily sell for $200,000 or more. It was that nice.

Anyway, I put together a gallery of my favorites from the show below. Check ’em out and enjoy!

-keep

It’s Monday. I made the mistake of watching the Bears game against the Buccaneers on Sunday. I just don’t get it. I don’t understand how they can suck so badly… every… single… goddamn… year! I mean it takes effort to be that bad and do it consistently. It used to be embarrassing but now I fear they’ve graduated to painful. They’re so bad it’s actually painful to watch. I don’t know if I can watch this anymore.

On Saturday the girlfriend and I took a three hour spin down to Effingham, Illinois, for the annual MidAmerica Motorworks Corvette gathering. We’ve been going to this show since 2001 and have watched it grow into a major event that attracted Corvettes from many different states and other countries. However, ever since the pandemic it just hasn’t been the same. The show is now about a quarter of the size that it used to be. Prior to the pandemic there would be cars lined up as far as the eye can see. It used to have a party atmosphere with numerous Corvette clubs making the journey to Effingham together in large caravans of Corvettes. There were always lines of Vettes awaiting installation of parts just purchased. There were numerous seminars available along with celebrity guests and judges. And food, there was a huge food court with just about anything you could want. Sadly, it’s just not the same. I seriously doubt we’ll be back next year.

-keep