Emory…from my view on August 11, 2020
Hello everyone. I hope this week finds you all in good spirits! I know all the buzz is back to school. The kiddos will start school on Thursday. I just want to pray for […]
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Interesting Point on August 11, 2020
As we come into the week that schools are opening up, remember the school zones and kids out and about. There seems to be excitement in the air with all the kids getting back to a routine. I know they are ready to get back into it. […]
Puppy Patrol
Our next door neighbors have dogs. First there was one, and then there must have been a visitor because there were puppies. […]
Interesting Point on August 4, 2020
After a week of mixed feelings of how school is going to look and big storms out in the ocean, life goes on in Point. Sprucing up all of Point is happening and it is looking good. […]
Emory…from my view on August 4, 2020
We are drawing closer to the end of summer. For some of us that love fall, that’s a good thing! I’ll miss the summer nights and swimming though. Anyone else fighting the urge to put up their fall decorations? […]
Living in a micro world
There was a time not too many centuries ago when it was not uncommon for a person to live their entire life within a few miles of the place where they were born. The furthest they traveled was to the nearest town for supplies, church and school. […]
Interesting Point on July 28, 2020
Happy last week of July. With all this covid, weather and what to do about school, people of Point have been pretty quiet. A few of our families have had some short vacations at the beach. […]
Emory…from my view on July 28, 2020
Hello all, missed you last week, but we went on vacation to Corpus Christi Island. We had a big time seeing the USS Lexington, Texas State Aquarium, National Seashore where we watched someone pull in a hammerhead shark, and driving down to Port Aransas one evening for a dolphin sunset tour. […]
Kitty and the virus
Kitty may be just a cat, but she knows what’s going on. She’s aware that there is a virus out there that sometimes circulates among camels and bats – and cats. At first, she was pretty casual about the whole thing, but as the numbers have risen, she has become more cautious. […]
A bit of this and that for July 14, 2020
Last week while visiting with Keeley Roan, Director for the Emory Development Corporation, she told me … […]