Category: Throw It Back Thursday
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Curmudgeonly Monday – The Constitution As Insurance – Repost
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Herb’s blog, Herbdate 22109-680: Originally written and/or posted previously elsewhere on Herbdate: 16951 aka 07/04/2006: “We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty…
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Missing Something – A Blast From The Past
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Herb’s blog, Herbdate 22108-679: Originally written and/or posted previously elsewhere on Herbdate: 17879 aka 01/16/2009: Missing Something Today’s prompt is from Herb’s book of real-life experiences: “A wannabe writer with a self-imposed deadline, who usually gets up an hour early just to write, discovers that he is missing an important…
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Throw It Back Thursday – On Friday – No Wildebeest Is Good Wildebeest
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Herb’s blog, Herbdate 22106-677 (Dedicated, in part, to Serious Blogger): Many people who have been around this blog for a while or been around my Sunday School classes are familiar with Professor Fritz Von Googleheimer and his use of der science-teriffical messod of obserfation to explain Bible principles. In one…
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My Tough 6 Week Workout Regimen
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Herb’s blog, Herbdate 22094-664: There are a lot of websites with a vast array of ideas about how to exercise and be healthy and such but so far none of them can beat my newly adopted system. I have come upon an exercise plan that will be the envy of…
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20205 – (I don’t want To) Throw It Back Thursday – Tipping Point
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Herb’s blog, Herbdate 22084-654:Going back to the counting/numbering idea I think it might be interesting to do the military numbering system but it’s not a hard, fast decision yet. The idea of using a Stardate seemed kind of cool and nerdy but when I went and looked up how the…
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Throw-It-Back Thursday – Responding to 1871
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No, not the year, but rather a story that was posted on the award-winning blog, Weave A Web. He has a great blog full of stories, many of which have twisty, O. Henry-esque, endings. That is, if O. Henry had written for the dark side. But he doesn’t always murder…
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Throw It Back Thursday – BLT
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It was a fearsome sight to behold. The ancient looking woman so elderly yet so strong, rose out of the sea covered in kelp. She looked like she was covered in sea lettuce from head to foot but her voice was other-worldly as she spoke. “Do not be afraid young…
