Eric Garay

After browsing some pics of 80s and 90s Halloween pictures from around the net, it’s really interesting to see how far the art of scaring people has come along. Things were far more archaic back then compared to now. Instead of a limited supply of masks and costumes, there literally thousands to choose from. And, the props are far more detailed now. With a little more time than money, anyone can darn near recreate a movie grade layout.

Many folks don’t like to think about 9/11. It’s a tough thing to handle for those touched by that horrible day. But, as does all life, we go on. Because, that’s what those who gave their lives in the name of service and sacrifice want. We keep moving forward. Each new day is a day we trample over those who would make us suffer. They may have delusions that it was a victory, but it is shattered as they look around the walls of their demise, hiding in caves like rodents. I salute those who are in any kind of service for the betterment of mankind. Your service is indeed immortal!