The first TV show I can recall watching was Mister Rogers' Neighborhood. I don't remember exactly how old I was, but I was probably either 2 or 3 years old. I also remember writing him two letters, both which received kind replies from Fred Rogers himself.
I would probably be a musician playing the Accordion or Piano. It would probably be easier for me to be a musician, since I only play old genres. Either that, or I would work on a farm or in a factory, as they have better pay than being a cashier. Or maybe I would be a musician and have a job...
I would miss the iPod, or similar portable music devices. However, I would find it much easier to find music, since back then music was real music, unlike today, where 99% of music is garbage.
I completely loathe those whom make malware. They are one of the reasons to never apply for a job online, do online banking, and other things which can easily be affected by hackers and malware creators. Just one click, and one of these scammers can install their vile creation to your computer...
I made yet another new tie today. This one is the shortest of them all, at 48 inches long (the others are about 52 inches long). The fabric is from the same Ben Franklin in Chatham Cape Cod as the Golf fabric.
Dead Poets Society. It is a good movie, but I feel they could have done a better job on the hairstyles. Practically no man in the movie has any hair product in his hair at all. I could be incorrect, but it seems to me that history says otherwise, and most men used hair products.
It is quite possible that I said this before, but it seems that 95% of comments on Youtube are either immature, irrelevant, rude, nonsensical, or all of the above.
I had two people complement my homemade golf necktie last week while visiting relatives on the cape. The first guy is a member of a band (he used to be the leader), and he is in his late 80's - Early 90's. He complemented both my tie, and my clothes. Later in the week, I got a second complement...
I do indeed know of Allen Edmonds. However, I am looking specifically for spectator shoes with completely white tops, like the one I posted. This variety seems very difficult to find interestingly. The Walk-Overs seem good then I guess, but an issue that arises is the fact that the sellers may...
I posted this elsewhere on these forums, but I guess I will post them here too. The one on the top is made by Flex-Let Quality (or at least that's what it says on the back), and I got it at an antique store. The owner said that it was probably from the 60's or 70's, but I think it may be...
I found these shoes on Amazon. They are exactly what I am looking for, but they are made by Walk-Over, a company I have never heard of. Does anyone have any experience with this company, and are they any good? These are the shoes
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