Category: Patriotism

  • Tunisia on the Blogging A – Z Challenge

    Tunisia on the Blogging A – Z Challenge

    Herb’s Blog, Herbdate 23088 – 1113 Here’s the haps: So, to be honest, Tunisia doesn’t hold a lot of interest to me at all plus the U.S. State Department website says it’s not really a safe place to go. The big tourist resorts are probably okay and using tour guides are…

  • Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on the Blogging A – Z Challenge

    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on the Blogging A – Z Challenge

    Herb’s Blog, Herbdate 23083 – 1108 Here’s the haps: On to the City of Brotherly Love, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. I saw several advisements around the internet that crime is so bad here and there is a lot of violence but I think any large-ish American city has a lot of crime going…

  • Fate of the Mightiest Nation

    Fate of the Mightiest Nation

    Herb’s Blog, Herbdate 223021 – 1072 Here’s the haps: Hudson and Landry were a comedy duo from the early seventies that started as radio disc jockeys. Some of their stuff is really hysterically funny. Some bits are not as funny or shocking as when they came out and a few of…

  • How To Make America Great Again

    How To Make America Great Again

    Herb’s Blog, Herbdate 22977 – 1054 Here’s the haps: I think in the coming year we will see some interesting things politically while at the same time it’s all going to be business as usual. Neither the Left nor the Right has a monopoly on stupidity and disdain for the common…

  • Remember – So Help Us, God

    Remember – So Help Us, God

    Herb’s Blog, Herbdate 22950 – 1034 Here’s the haps:

  • Thanksgiving Proclamation By Abraham Lincoln

    Thanksgiving Proclamation By Abraham Lincoln

    Herb’s Blog, Herbdate 22937 – 1026 Here’s the haps: Proclamation of ThanksgivingWashington, D.C.October 3, 1863 This is the proclamation which set the precedent for America’s national day of Thanksgiving. During his administration, President Lincoln issued many orders like this. For example, on November 28, 1861, he ordered government departments closed for…

  • George Washington And 110 Rules Of Civility – tl;dr?

    George Washington And 110 Rules Of Civility – tl;dr?

    Herb’s Blog, Herbdate 22931 – 1019 Here’s the haps: The initials “tl;dr” stand for “too long; didn’t read.” This post is long and may be one you have to come back to and finish in chunks in order to really ponder a few of them, which I hope you do. It’s…

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