Author: Herb
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Guest Post – Car Repairs Gone To Murphy
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I don’t recall the exact catalyst that caused me to invite some people to write a guest post on my blog. There are a couple of people I invited early on after I decided to do this because I am really curious as to what they would have to say.…
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Family
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Sorry if you saw this post and it disappeared and here it is, back again. I actually had posted it absentmindedly while I was writing. I don’t know if this means you will have to repost your comment or not. Sorry. Last week Wednesday, for World Poetry Day, I had…
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March 26 of 20
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We have been using the Youversion Bible App for a long time. You can have the Bible read to you or you can read it online, or download some versions to read when you don’t have a connection. On the Home Page you can see where others are at in…
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Throw It Back Thursday – The Monkey’s Disgrace
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This was not original with me so I don’t know if it really counts as a true throw-it-back-Thursday entry. Well, since it’s my blog and I make the rules here, it must count because I said so, hahaha. We have been sorting and condensing some boxes and I found this…
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Talkin’ About My Generation
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Before the situation became dire or desperate, I decided to go down to the local King Soopers and get in line. They open these days at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. They were a 24-hour store and then went to being open from 5 a.m. to midnight but…
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Against The Wall
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It’s been a while since I have let myself get into the position of not having a post ready to go. I had a couple of ideas and then when I started to work on them I couldn’t get them to work on paper as well as they did in…
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Curmudgeonly Monday – Likers
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I joined the WordPress.com community a while ago using the Jetpack plugin on my self-hosted site. I think I like the reader for the most part. I have it set up so people can comment on posts by visiting my site or by following me in their readers. This is…
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Genie in the Ology
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As some of you know, my wife is working on compiling our genealogy and spends hours tracking down distant relatives on both sides and knows a lot more than most of the family about it. Most of the people were respectable, hardworking folks like farmers and machinists along with other,…
