This is a good 'ole type of party we've all been to before. But put a little creativity into it and host a corn hole toss tournament, complete with prizes. Make sure to put out bails of hay for seating. Set around pitchers of ice-cold homemade lemonade and frosty drinking jars. And don't forget the red checked tablecloths!

A wide range of materials are used to make girls cowboy hats. The most widely used materials are straw and felt (prepared from beaver or rabbit fur). However, there are hats which are made of leather, wool, and occasionally with beer box.

Keeping your fitted clean is important if you are wearing them for fashion purposes. The hat needs to be as clean and appear brand new. The newer it looks the better. This is often the case when combining a fitted with urban wear. If your fitted is starting to look worn it may be time to replace it. You would be surprised at how many people have a fitted hat fetish and devote shelves on their walls to their cheap snapback hats collection. Due to the various styles, teams, brands, and logos, fitted hats make easy collector items and it is easy to rack up a huge amount in a short period of time. For the die-hard collectors, keeping their hats clean is a top priority.

The weirdest news stories are always the minor details that almost fly under the radar. However, as someone who works with the Kentucky Derby in a research capacity, I find that it is worth mentioning that a turf writer is finally getting their recognition. In a presentation in La Grange, Kentucky, "Veteran turf writer and noted equine law expert Milton Toby" talked about the only disqualification in Kentucky Derby history: 1968's Dancers Image.

Hats Guide blog prices ranges from as low as $5 to $5000. Therefore, you must check on your bankbook how much money can you shell out for this event. If you're on a really tight budget, you can opt to buy discount Kentucky Derby hats for $5. However, quality-wise, these hats are not that really fascinating.

When we arrived home, I was feeling pretty guilty about not seeing though his hyperactivity and being persistent in working with his Toys to help him refine those emotions into emotional intelligence, and build cognitive skills.