Snow In SE Texas?
Not so much this morning…But there is ice everywhere. After days of buildup (again), the snow the prognosticators were promising predicting just didn’t happen. Though most of the state seems
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Author: Gary Boyd
You Know You Are In SE Texas When…
Even the threat of snow can cancel school classes… The Houston Independent School District has canceled school Friday, Superintendent Terry Grier announced, saying he doesn’t want to take a chance
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30 Years Later And The Story Is The Same.
AUSTIN – Burst water pipes at two coal-fired power plants forced them to shut down, triggering rolling power cuts across the state, the lieutenant governor said Wednesday. Lt. Gov. David
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Welcoming A New Family Member
Yesterday we welcomed the latest addition to our family. Abigail Nicole… Abigail Nicole was born at 11:10 am on February 1, 2011. Both Mother and Daughter are doing well and
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Oops, Where Did That Week Go?
It’s Sunday morning and we are sitting here with the back door wide open. Listening to a light rain fall outside as the cool outside air filters in. It feels more like
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Walk In Nature, It Restores The Mind
“Everybody,” Muir said, “needs beauty as well as bread, places to play in and pray in, where nature may heal and give strength to body and soul.” Turns out they
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Misty Foggy Morning
The view from the window beside me looks out on a winter’s day. Winter green and tan are the colors of the view. But the color I have been seeing
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Only George Will Could Start A Column Like This
Unlike most of the 111 that preceded it, the 112th Congress must begin the process of restoring the national regime and civic culture the Founders bequeathed. This will require reviving
