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Movie Memories Update

This is the central gathering spot for all things Larry Ratliff and Movie Memories. The latest blog could be about your favorite celebrity, movie reviews, something funny or important on Larry’s mind or all of the above. Go to blog

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Speaking of Speaking

Where has Larry been speaking lately? Also check here for where he’s headed next. In other words, what’s it like to be on the road again. Go to blog

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Life Sentences

These often humorous essays about the journey of life are what inspired Larry’s book titled “Did I Write That Out Loud?” Or as Larry says, “We might as well laugh. It’s only life.” Go to blog

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Movie Reviews Archive

After more than 30 years of reviewing almost every movie that hit big screens and small, Larry picks and chooses the movies he reviews these days and posts them to the Movie Memories blog. Many are aimed at baby boomers and those who want a little more for their movie money than merely gratuitous violence, sex and F-bombs. To view archives of reviews before 2017, click here.

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If I'm lion, you dirty rats are dyin'

Must-have items on today's shopping list:  Blue Bell Homemade Vanilla ice cream (half gallon now only $8.99!), a big ol' bag of Halloween candy and mountain lion urine.

What, you're shocked?

Courtesy: wildlifecontrolsupplies.com

Me, too.  I can remember when a half gallon of Blue Bell was $2.99, or on sale for 3-for-$5.  That's at least a dollar less than what they're getting for a pint now.  If my math is right, there are four pints in a half gallon.  Shouldn't a pint be about $2.25?  Of course not.  That would make too much sense, and, apparently, way too little cents.

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What, that's not what shocked you?  Must be the Halloween candy.  The best bargain in town this week has to be leftover Halloween candy.  One of those giant gut-buster bags of bite-sized morsels such as BabyRuths, Whoppers, KitKats and Butterfingers, my personal favorite, are marked down to half-price now.  That means only 25 or 30 bucks a bag.