On the scene in Emory on March 9, 2021
I met a legend today … well, if you like pies that is! I had always heard the name Dilliard Bell and heard about his wonderful pies. I never got a chance to try one, but they are famous in these parts. […]
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Looking back
Computer work has been interesting at the Brendle house for the last week since we’ve been without wifi. We had what we thought was an unlimited plan from a major carrier through a third party provider called Nomad. […]
Community news
On September 7, 2017, Heather Rollins created a Facebook group called Emory Alerts. […]
from my view of Emory on March 2, 2021
Hello, all. The official first day of spring is just around the corner, March 17. That means the days will start to get longer, and I for one am so ready. […]
Interesting Point for March 2, 2021
Welcome to the Texas rollercoaster ride – snow, heat and rain. I guess if you have lived in Texas for more than a month, you have seen it all. […]
from my view of Emory on February 23, 2021
Are you as happy as I am that the snow is all gone? It was very beautiful, but not worth all the trouble that came with it. I did see lots of wonderful snowmen around town and families playing on side-by-sides. […]
Interesting Point for February 23, 2021
Welcome back from the week of let’s just say “Down Under.” I hope everyone made it through it. Not everyone was okay but I hope we all are here to say “I made it.” […]
All creatures great and small
The Snowpocalypse of 2021 has been a challenge to all of us – some more than others. While many report spending days without heat and water, David and I experienced only two days of rolling blackouts, and we had no water outages. […]
from my view of Emory on February 16, 2021
This Texas weather has been one for the record books. Starting off the week with snow and supposed to be in the single digits. And then, it’s supposed to end the week with sunshine. […]
Make it a great day!
Many opportunities to be grateful have presented themselves this week – a home that keeps us comfortable even in the worst weather, a full refrigerator and pantry so we don’t have to make a run to the store, and internet service so we can keep in touch when church is canceled, to name a few. […]