Incident at Montauk

After witnessing a UFO, Jed Logan soon discovers his sighting may be linked to a secret government project which leads him down a dangerous path to uncover the truth. Director Owen Mulligan Starring Owen Mulligan, Michael Ian Sugrue, Jay Vos Genres Horror, Science Fiction, Suspense

we were sneaking into this government location, 2 guys with flashlights were following us. and a helicopter, there was humming and vibrating, growling. we got so sick. what were we exposed to? and then we were never heard from again. well, I guess Jed. I'm still here. although I was really into it....

Katie & I also went to Coon's for flowers and got them planted. I made jeans for Unabomber and fixed Jack the Rippers pants and made him a shirt. thinking on his top hat. trickier than I thought....then I got on google and a clever lady made Barbie hats from used K cups...which I don't have, but I DO have tiny disposable shot glasses, and think that would work, as well.....

HOW TO MAKE A KEN TOP HAT

Measure anywhere from .25 inch to .75 inch around from the flat end of the K-cup using a marker or pen. The easiest way to do this is to place your marker on a table or low book, then hold it in place while slowly turning the K-cup. You will get a perfect line with no mess. Carefully cut the rest off. Save the other part if you want to add a brim. Press the tiny round piece (where the coffee came out) back into place (it doesn’t need to be perfect, especially if you plan to cover the top of the hat). Load the hat up with pretty bits using white glue, or draw directly on it. Leave as is for a cloche-style hat, or embellish it with a brim made from the other end of the K-cup if you like. The diameter of the base of the hat is about 1 inch and 7/16ths. For a brim, cut off the edge of the K-cup, then carefully and with a hot glue gun, fit it around the base of your hat and glue the "brim" together. Then attach to the base of the hat. I use Mod Podge for this part, because it gives you a little more time to gently maneuver the brim exactly where you want it. I think hot glue dries too quickly for this.Rope-style trim makes a natural brim without even trying

THEN I found a woman making Barbie leggings out of socks and hot glue! which I guess since I'm just playing dress up, hot glue would be a lot quicker than sewing.....hmmmmm. why do I always do everything the hard way????