-
Calendar
Archives
Head Tale 2.0
Categories
Tags
alberta (179) allinclusive (158) atheism (260) beatles (35) book (441) camping (175) Conference (40) cool (453) copyright (42) CotD (50) Covid (244) cute (494) economics (915) education (681) facebook (138) food (152) freedomtoreadweek (102) google (97) health (521) history (714) hockey (259) holiday (598) language (651) metafilter (36) movies (111) music (927) ontario (83) orgdevl (61) parents (325) philosophy (154) rant (29) recipe (19) reddit (45) saskatchewan (716) science (408) sports (47) television (244) travel (458) twitter (64) unitedstates (408) weather (142) wikipedia (45) writing (20) xmas (132) youtube (54)Fred Eaglesmith & Hawksley Workman Guitar Tabs
I’m no longer actively maintaining or updating them but you can find my archive of Fred Eaglesmith Guitar Tabs and Hawksley Workman Guitar Tabs on this site.
Head Tale
You are currently viewing the category archives of MemoryLane
Category Archives: MemoryLane
Music Monday – “And the girls would spend a couple of bucks/Just to meet the boys workin’ at the pumps/And we’d pull up and fall in love/And they’ve all moved away”
RIP Toby Keith. Lots of famous musicians have recorded Fred Eaglesmith songs but he just happens to have recorded my favourite which reminds me so much of my high school years working in a small town gas station: “White Rose” – Toby Keith
Saturday Snap – Boba Tea
Sasha bought me a Boba Tea with part of a gift card she got from Christmas at the end of a day of errands including visiting multiple art galleries like the highly cultured pair that we are! 
Fun fact: Boba Tea costs more at Mosaic Stadium than draft beer! (This is actually not a […]
Friday Fun Link – ChronoPhoto
ChronoPhoto is a game Pace showed up where you get points for guessing what year a photo is from as quickly as possible based on the style of the photo and what is portrayed in the image…
Throwback Thursday – #tbt – Holy Sheet! (December 2015)
Our daughter picked up some interesting language when she was young that she put into use while touching the Christmas tree…
Wisdom Wednesday – Other People’s Strengths Are A Complement, Not A Threat
My first boss in libraries told me how important it was to have a team that had varied backgrounds and skill sets. “Everybody thinks it would be better to have a bunch of underlings who were just like them but that’s the worst thing you could have.” (Of course there was some irony that two […]
10 Mawkish (But True) Things People Say About Libraries #yqr @epldotca
Went to a great presentation by Edmonton Public Library CEO, Pilar Martinez and City of Edmonton Architect, Carol Belanger (Edmonton being the only city in Canada to have this position apparently) about their experiences building various branches around Edmonton, new and renovated, including the massively renovated Central library. They also talked about value of public […]
Music Monday – “It’s cold out there/But it’s warm in bed/They can dance/We’ll stay home instead”
“Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go!” – Wham!
