Category: Throw It Back Thursday
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Wanting To Adopt On Throw It Back Thursday
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Herb’s Blog, Herbdate 23560 – 1217 Here’s the haps: I was rifling through some archives and found this to share with you. In the entertainment world, including the circus, people often give themselves stage names that are easy for people to say and remember but yet seem to capture their persona…
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The Reading Of The Will – NaBloPoMo #15
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Herb’s Blog, Herbdate 23294 – 1179 Here’s The Haps on Throw It Back Thursday: Several people were gathered for the reading of the Will of a very wealthy man. A very distinguished gentleman sitting at the head of the table, cleared his throat and read, “To my loving wife, Rose, who…
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A Slightly Curated Assemblage Of Offerings For Throw It Back Thursday On Saturday
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Herb’s Blog, Herbdate 23275 – 1164 Here’s the haps: Not much time to work on the blog but I have found these items. A few from the archives and a few from traveling in cyberspace. Oh, and this, inspired by a large number of my family members who say I do…
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A Couple Of Items Unworthy Of Throw It Back Thursday But Here They Are Anyway
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Herb’s Blog, Herbdate 23238 – 1160 Here’s the haps (Late Edition): This is not my normal Throw-It-back-Thursday but while I was mowing the grass I had time to think about a few things I’ve heard or read recently. A few things to ponder, perhaps, along with a couple from the turn…
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Throw It Back Thursday – Better Late Than Never Edition
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Herb’s Blog, Herbdate 23231 – 1157 Here’s the haps: To my dear and beloved fans, friends, fiends, foes, foundlings and frog-scrapers, greetings, I have been busier than the proverbial one-armed paper hanger in a windstorm. As I sat down to write that sentence I began to do something I know I…
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Baker’s Dozen Of Memes For Your Perusal And Pleasure
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Herb’s Blog, Herbdate 23224 – 1156 Here’s the haps: Another collection of personal favorites:
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How To Make An Aluminum Foil Cowboy Hat
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Herb’s Blog, Herbdate 23222 – 1155 Here’s the haps: On a blog that I follow called NOTES FROM THE CACTUS PATCH, written by Phil Strawn, a teller of tales (Occasionally tall tales) and spinner of yarns from the great state of Texas, there was a post a while back that he…
