Springtime in SE Texas?
When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the universe. – John Muir ++++++++++ As I wandered by the weather station
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Saturday Shorts……..
“What politics has become, requires a level of tolerance for triviality and artifice and nonsense that I have found in short supply.” – Al Gore ++++++++++ The MSM has been
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Musing into the middle of the first week of autumn
The Blog of Henry David Thoreau: Thoreau’s Journal: 03-Oct-1859 Thoreau’s Journal: 03-Oct-1859 It is somewhat cooler and more autumnal. A great many leaves have fallen and the trees begin to
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Back to work…
The Labor Day weekend played out long as usual. The bar-b-que was well received by one and all. I think we ended up with a bakers dozen here at one
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A rockhounds lament…Texas coastal tears.
As a youngster growing up on the Gulf coast I naturally became a bit of a rockhound. Makes sense doesn’t it? What with no natural rock formations being available within
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Leon Hale’s take on the heat of summer…
Leon Hale is a Houston institution. His column has been running in Houston Newspapers for as long as I’ve been around (or at least as long as I’ve been aware
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Saturday – One week back and I need the rest…
Thanks to Rebecca Blood for the link… I agree with her assessment. It is great advice on living well. Reflections On Italy TODAY WHILE TROLLING the hard drive on my
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Tuesday Musing – Day +6
The whole time I was doing the seven weeks of radiation the technicians and the nurses warned me that the two to three weeks after the treatment ended would be
