Another of my favorite “Baggier is Better” Oxfords from Mercer & Sons along with a blue tie.
baseball building candy clouds fabric flamingos flowers Lost in the lights at Classic Park other stuff Pink only sea sky trees Uncle Wiggily usage
Another of my favorite “Baggier is Better” Oxfords from Mercer & Sons along with a blue tie.
I think pink is an odd choice of color for a dump truck. At least, I used to. Now I know that whenever I see a pink one around my hometown of Cleveland Heights, Ohio, I can be fairly certain that it belongs to the Pretty Girl Trucking company.
I don’t have a website for them, but many thanks to Susan (comments, below) for setting me straight.
(edited 7/16/2015 to correct the trucking company owning this truck)
Continuing our exploration of the word Skilligimink, we check in on Howard R. Garis, the author of several books covering the adventures of Uncle Wiggily and his forest friends.
Here is a short chapter from his book “Uncle Wiggily and the Littletails” that shows a usage of the term. Click on to read the chapter, Hiding the Easter Eggs (pdf).
Continuing our exploration of the word Skilligimink, we check in on Howard R. Garis, the author of several books covering the adventures of Uncle Wiggily and his forest friends.
Here is a short chapter from his book “Uncle Wiggily and the Littletails” that shows a usage (probably the first) of the term. Click on to read the chapter, Sammie Colored Sky-Blue-Pink (pdf).
One of my favorite “Baggier is Better” Oxfords from Mercer & Sons along with a nice, pink tie.
From the mural on the Cedar Hill cutout (eastbound) at Cedar / University Circle Station.
Or, as my daughter likes to say, “Jellobeans!”