Night Owl Cards

One thing I still can't get accustomed to with modern shopping is the sheer variety all in one place. For years I operated in a world with only four channels on my television, a handful of station on the radio and a sports magazine that arrived once a week. Much like someone who grew up during the depression (my apologies for comparing the '70s to the Great Depression), that period will be with me forever, and I'm still adjusting to the grand smorgasbord that appears before us whenever we fancy. The best example of my inability to fully grasp this is whenever I select cards on COMC. I absolutely cannot focus. I have a variety of collecting interests, so that plays a part, but I cannot commit myself to a single shopping task and finish it. There is just too much other goodness to absorb. I had a little bit of cash to spend recently and went straight to my favorite online card site. The first card I threw in the cart was the above Pete Rose In Action card from the 19...

Marisa is going to be my accomplice in an experiment here. I am rather fascinated with Blogger's addition of the stats feature to its dashboard. I'm all for gaining any knowledge I can on who reads my stuff and why. I know I'm not making any money off this thing, but it's still interesting. While I mostly write this blog for myself, I do like to find topics that interest other people. After taking a tour through the stats, I have determined that people who come to my blog are interested in three primary things: 1. Pictures of super expensive baseball cards. 2. Pictures of pretty girls. 3. Pictures of anything involving pop culture. In other words, I could write the following: sadfjaleruelaufald adflajfld aouou;'a'av tlajdlafjald alj aldj. eerogpipsis;kfs. eoudaljadlfjadl alau. zcoul caouohp loujssl. adoauf aoulj. ;ks;gispix;k;sk adpia;k;aeo ouad ewerouwoeu oozzuzuzz. And if I put a picture of beautiful Marisa with it, it would draw some "read...