My Westside Story posted earlier titled Westside Story – Superhero, ended on a defeated note. I would have written a more upbeat ending, but I saw no way out of a national tragedy, the disappearing phone booth predicament. At first it appeared that no phone booths meant no more Superman as a superhero. Just as I gave up all hope, I stumbled onto a perfectly workable solution.
Once again, I have proven that when you have a problem, it is prudent to continue searching for a solution. Never give up.
I discovered a replacement device for Clark Kent when he peels off his mild-mannered reporter suit, shirt, and tie to don his Superman costume, including his red cape.
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Today, dads can use the concept that Honey Buckets have replaced the phone booths while explaining to their kids how Clark Kent and Superman manage to be a superhero.
Honey Buckets can be found in all kinds of places, which makes the explanation more believable.
Kids, anytime you see a brightly colored Honey Bucket, watch for Clark Kent and Superman.
If you spot a stick with a red flag near a Honey Bucket, the Honey Bucket has been used by your favorite superhero.
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