Tag: Texana
Teeter Totter
Posted: August 14th, 2010 under Scribbles, Texana.
Tags: Luling, oil patch, pump jack, teeter totter, Texana, Watermelon Thump
Comments: 2
Adelsverein: The Sowing
This wonderful second novel of a trilogy about the German settlements in the Texas Hill Country concerns the tragic Civil War years, when an apparent majority turned its back on the old efforts to bring the proud but always-threatened and always-broke Republic of Texas into the Union. Texas was much smaller then but still had [...]
Posted: April 13th, 2010 under Civil War, Library, Texana.
Tags: Adelsverein: The Sowing, Fredericksburg, Texana, Texas, Verein's Kirche
Comments: 3
Record freeze
This is Upper Michigan not Central Texas. There’s no snow on the ground here at all. But it feels like the picture because it sure is cold. The elephant ears in the front yard at the Rancho are turning black, like rare reader Diller’s ladyfinger banana plants. He’s a farmer in the West Central Florida [...]
Posted: January 8th, 2010 under Antique Roses, Blogosphere, Rancho Roly Poly, Texana, Weather/Climate.
Tags: arctic air, Record Freeze, Texana
Comments: 3
Texas 34, Texas Tech 24
Not the prettiest Texas win I ever saw, but it will have to do. Tech, as always, was a tough customer. The Leach bomber squadron’s new QB Taylor Potts is almost as good as Graham Harrell was last year. Fortunately for Texas, Potts does not have WR Michael Crabtree. Colt looked pretty shaky for most [...]
Posted: September 19th, 2009 under Texas Football.
Tags: Colt McCoy, Graham Harrell, Michael Crabtree, Taylor Potts, Texana, Texas Football, Texas Tech
Comments: none
Texas 34, Texas Tech 24
Not the prettiest Texas win I ever saw, but it will have to do. Tech, as always, was a tough customer. The Leach bomber squadron’s new QB Taylor Potts is almost as good as Graham Harrell was last year. Fortunately for Texas, Potts does not have WR Michael Crabtree. Colt looked pretty shaky for most [...]
Posted: September 19th, 2009 under Texas Football.
Tags: Colt McCoy, Graham Harrell, Michael Crabtree, Taylor Potts, Texana, Texas Football, Texas Tech
Comments: none
Hummer time
Not a reference to the overpriced, oversized urban assault vehicle, but the little, frenetic hummingbird. We’re seeing a lot more now that it’s cooled off some than back during the big heat wave. JD invested in a red feeder you fill with sugar water. We used to do that, until the yellowjackets made a mess [...]
Posted: September 19th, 2009 under Texana.
Tags: hummingbirds, Plumbago, ruby-throat hummingbirds, Texana, Turk's Cap
Comments: 6
Miscellaneous
* Not sure how CGHill gets "Land of Cheerfulness" out of Terra Vigoris, but I like it and the moon shot is awfully nice. * From wedding meme to divorce parody in one week! Must be an intertubes record of some kind. * Ann has done some supremely weird things with the look of her [...]
Posted: August 1st, 2009 under Blogosphere.
Tags: Birdie Rose, CG Hill, Dustbury, Marx Brothers, Nacogdoches Is Full of Roaches, Texana, tikirobot, Tom Hester, Yarns and Yarns
Comments: none
Miscellaneous
* Not sure how CGHill gets "Land of Cheerfulness" out of Terra Vigoris, but I like it and the moon shot is awfully nice. * From wedding meme to divorce parody in one week! Must be an intertubes record of some kind. * Ann has done some supremely weird things with the look of her [...]
Posted: August 1st, 2009 under Blogosphere.
Tags: Birdie Rose, CG Hill, Dustbury, Marx Brothers, Nacogdoches Is Full of Roaches, Texana, tikirobot, Tom Hester, Yarns and Yarns
Comments: none
Miscellaneous
* Not sure how CGHill gets "Land of Cheerfulness" out of Terra Vigoris, but I like it and the moon shot is awfully nice. * From wedding meme to divorce parody in one week! Must be an intertubes record of some kind. * Ann has done some supremely weird things with the look of her [...]
Posted: August 1st, 2009 under Blogosphere.
Tags: Birdie Rose, CG Hill, Dustbury, Marx Brothers, Nacogdoches Is Full of Roaches, Texana, tikirobot, Tom Hester, Yarns and Yarns
Comments: none
Seven Things I Love
Snoopy The Goon says he’s tagged me and I have to tag seven others in this venerable blogospheric game. It’s a new one for me, but I’m honored to try. I’ll try not to make it too, too sentimental. Inject a little humor here and there, if possible. Here goes. And, except for No. 1 [...]
Posted: July 28th, 2009 under Blogosphere.
Tags: Blogosphere tag game, Civil War, Dustbury, House of Erostosthenes, Mouth of the Brazos, Port Aransas, Rene's Apple, Simply Jews, Texana, The Fat Guy, The Passing Parade, The Seablogger
Comments: 7







