Wilma: And I didn’t forget you, darling. Happy Anniversary!
Fred: Ahhhh! A tie! With spots on it already! Just what I always needed!
I used to watch the Flintstones religiously as a kid and had forgotten this clip. It made me chuckle, especially Fred’s glee over a necktie with spots already on it! I wonder if they [...]
Won’t you give this fun page a try – it is on demand poetry. The idea behind this page is that you give them a subject, any subject, and they write a poem for you! We told them we sell mens vintage ties online at Ties2Pillows.com and this is the poem they wrote for us:
A [...]
Jack Ostlind was a child of the depression, defined by World war ll and his lifelong job with a large multinational company.
As a young man he wore a tie in High School for every major event; the same in College, and when he finally went to work for Chevron, he was quite comfortable, in fact [...]
If someone asked me how my friend’s father Walter dressed, I would say, he dressed in work clothes. His typical dress was work jeans, a long sleeved shirt with his sleeves rolled up, and a cap. For many years he wore a white Greek fisherman’s cap, but in later years he wore baseball caps.
He added [...]
