Jan 13, 2020
I like glass A Lot. There’s a new, really nice glass blowing shop down in apk so....looks like I’m about to learn glass sooner than I’d hoped.
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I like glass A Lot. There’s a new, really nice glass blowing shop down in apk so....looks like I’m about to learn glass sooner than I’d hoped.
Happy Presidents’ Day. Here’s a long-overdue doodle (it’s been years!) of Old Kinderhook himself, Martin Van Buren. For my money, the best hair in the Prez biz.
Would you call it tired after walking off the train That just derailed again impaled, and searching for a higher place. Where I can live beyond the solid bond that wouldn’t let me stay. You see, it’s not the questions, but the overall fatigue that’s so distractingly infected my ability to see.
Can "Old Kinderhook" be our always?
Ice Skating at Old Kinderhook Golf Resort in Camdenton, MO (Lake of the Ozarks) - amazing family fun!
Does the word "ok" really come from Martin Van Buren?
It seems to have been popularized due to Martin Van Buren. When he was running for President in 1836, the Democrats urged people to "Vote for O.K.". Van Buren's nickname was "Old Kinderhook" (he was from Kinderhook, New York) and they thought "Vote for O.K." rolled off the tongue better than "Vote for Van Buren". There are different explanations why the meaning of "O.K." turned into what it means today, but Van Buren's Presidential campaign in 1836 definitely played a role in the popular adoption of the saying.
President Martin Van Buren by Henry Inman by sovereigns Look at Martin van buren Canvas Prints online at Zazzle.com