Interesting Point on July 14, 2020
Wooosh goes another week and at such an alarming rate. […]
Columns
A bit of this and that for July 7, 2020
Despite a lack of BANG! This year’s Fourth of July was still a blessing at the Hill household. […]
The eye of the pandemic
Having lived on the Texas Gulf Coast for much of my early years, I managed to survive category three and four hurricanes during that time. I now view the pandemic similarly to how I looked at hurricanes. I have found many similarities between the two threats. […]
Let freedom ring!
I loved the Fourth of July when I was a kid. We lived inside the city limits where the authorities frowned on the fun stuff like roasting hot dogs and marshmallows over a bon fire and shooting off fireworks. So we usually celebrated Independence Day at Aunt Fay’s. […]
East Tawakoni happening on July 7, 2020
Rabb Estates and Indian Hills additions held July 4th parades. Between the two parades, there were decorated golf carts, tractors, trucks, go-karts and four wheelers. The East Tawakoni Police Department, Rains County Sheriff’s office, and the East Tawakoni Volunteer Fire Department escorted the parades! […]
Emory…from my view on July 7, 2020
Hello everyone, hope you had another good week. The days have gotten just plain hot and humid. Hoping you all find a puddle of water or two to cool off in. […]
Interesting Point on July 7, 2020
Hey, y’all! last week was one for the record books – hot, rainy and more COVID-19. So on a lighter note, let’s make staying at home and wondering “what is next?” a great time with our families. We, as Americans, are pretty tough and determined to make it through. […]
A year of cancellations
My first column of this year was titled “Welcome 2020!” I mentioned that a number of marketing firms seemed poised to launch ad campaigns reminiscent of the Roaring 20s of the last century. I followed that up by saying “It remains to be seen whether the next 10 years roar or whimper.” […]
Emory…from my view on June 30, 2020
Hello all, hope you’ve have a great week. Last week we laid to rest a great man, my Uncle “Aunt” Donny. He was truly a man’s man and not afraid to show his softer side. He loved my Aunt Marvine like I’ve never seen any man love a woman. […]
Interesting Point on June 30, 2020
ome like it hot, some like it wet. Well, we sure had a little of both. The rain will help all the pastures and front yards. Oops! – that means more mowing. […]