The Way I Heard It: John’s Portugesse Cousin
John’s Portugesse Cousin
Author: Shari
Off The Wall: Soliloquy for a Robe
Mike – if an impromptu homage to Tennessee Ernie Ford raised the bid by $4,000, what about a dramatic Shakespearian monologue while wearing the robe in question?
Off The Wall: A Reasonable Request, A Robe, & A Melody
Dear Mike – You likened your fundraising efforts in a previous post to a “perpetual telethon.”
From the Time Out Corner
As many of you know, several live shows were on the books for the end of September. Two of those shows – Chicago and New York – have been canceled.
“A Most Unusual Announcement Guaranteed to Help Close America’s Skills Gap…
and Horrify Half the Country.”
Look, look! I wrote some more!
Lo Rissanen writes…“Thank you Mike, I appreciate the response, but we will have to agree to disagree on plagiarism not being “VERY different”
Hey! Look What I Wrote!
“Mike – Could you PLEASE interject some common sense and logic into today’s plagiarism headlines??? I would LOVE to hear your take on the matter!!”
Off The Wall: National Review
“That’s probably why Rowe has over 3.3 million fans on his Facebook page,”
Officer Montrell Jackson
I can only imagine how it must have felt to put on a uniform this last week. I can only imagine how it will feel to put one on tomorrow.
The Way I Heard It: The Lady Calls the Shots
The unforgivably late edition…
Hot Under The Blue Collar, Myth #8
“The Skilled Trades Are a Young Man’s Game.”
Things I Get In The Mail
Today, I received in the mail a very rare photo taken from a United States spy satellite during the latter part of The Cold War.
Off The Wall: The Point of No Return
“Mike – Is it just me, or have we reached the point of no return?”
Off The Wall: Climbing the list of those who disappoint
Tom Clark writes… “I have a new climber on my list of people for whom I am rapidly losing respect. Mike Rowe is that guy. For Independence Day, he wrote an ode for some of the signers of the Declaration Read More …
Off The Wall: The One-Percenters
Mike, Tomorrow morning, with your permission, I’m going to show your Independence Day video to my social studies class.