Tag Archives: TBT
#TBT. . . First Born
My how they grow up. It seems like just a few yers back that we were living in the first house we ever owned in Middlesex, NJ. Kelliann was a toddler and pushing her toys around the yard. Farley, … Continue reading
TBT, Croce
Realizing that many of the folks reading the blog might not even have been born yet when Jim Croce died in 1973 and others were too young to remember what a rising star he was, I wanted to remind you. … Continue reading
Life In The Crater
An Official Throw Back Thursday Post. It was during July of 2007 that I went on a mission trip to Africa. Our 21 days were spent between South Africa (beginning and end) and Tanzania, where we worked in Arusha, Moshi … Continue reading
TBT With Poco
Memories from my younger years often include Poco music as the soundtrack. This video is from 1972 and we see a very young Timothy B Schmit, famous for his many years with The Eagles, early in his career, playing bass … Continue reading
TBT With Billy Joel
I found this article earlier today and it made me smile while I shook my head thinking that this isn’t all that unlikely. Its an article from 2018 and is called. . . Billy Joel Plays “Piano Man” for the … Continue reading
You Decide, They Decide
Welcome to #TBT Many moons ago, when our now-grown daughters were in grade school, we would occasionally go out to a family-friendly (spelled inexpensive) restaurant for dinner. All three of the girls liked Shirley Temples and it was a safe … Continue reading
TBT 11/5/2020
I found this photo that is probably around 20 years old. (Remember the bulky, Sony digital cameras you put a hard, floppy disc in? Maybe it was the old, AE-1? I ) I believe this was during a Convention held … Continue reading
Remember When?
It wasn’t that long ago that 100mb Zip Drives were considered “power storage.” It was before I made the switch from IBM to Mac. Every once in a while, I plug them in and look for some nugget from yesteryear. … Continue reading
A Pleasant Surprise
TBT #1 I had a TBT post planned for this morning, but my attention was drawn away when I made a stop at Rob Firchau’s The Hammock Papers, ” during my morning reading. Described as “A Forest of Things,” Rob’s … Continue reading
Throwing Back & Looking Forward
Here is a TBT picture from October of 1990 showing Kelliann holding her new sister, Elissa shortly after we brought her home from the hospital. Tonight, we are “sleeping with our shoes on” as we wait to get the phone … Continue reading