Some days, like yesterday, I think I will give up the garden and visit the farmer’s market more often. I think I will leave all of the work behind and, instead, buy from those who do it so well, the backyard gardener, the one I see from the road while driving by, the one with the old straw h…
Some days, like yesterday, I think I will give up the garden and visit the farmer’s market more often. I think I will leave all of the work behind and, instead, buy from those who do it so well, the backyard gardener, the one I see from the road while driving by, the one with the old straw h…
Mardi Gras, Easter, Halloween and Christmas are still alive and well in the upstairs bedroom on Main Street. Why, you ask? Because I’m on a mission to have the most efficiently run house in all the land.
Sitting in my home office I am greeted by a cool breeze coming through my open window and the sweet sounds of summer outside.
McAllen, Texas, woke up this week.
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I’m going to offer a simple statements on gun law legislation.
Throughout the week I search for interesting topics to write about and keep them alive in my web browser tabs for future reference. I’m not able to write much about some topics so I’m gathering a few together here to at least highlight and cl…
My confidence is high that wherever one stands on the issue of guns, almost everyone would agree this country has an ongoing crisis when it comes to mass shootings. I am still confident, but less so, we can agree something must be done to add…
Lawmakers have a tough job that they only ever seem to make harder for themselves and the constituents they serve. The problem breaks down to too many laws being passed that address issues of the past instead of opportunities in the future.
Recycling should not be an irritating job
More laws will not help
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