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Out of Nowhere by Sandra Brown - Amazon review: #1 New York Times bestselling author Sandra Brown returns with a fast-paced, emotional thriller where the lives of a young mother and a high-rolling consultant collide under devastating circumstances— culminating in a desperate manhunt that will...
Hill Country Naturalist

Hill Country Naturalist

Hill Country Naturalist

Hill Country Venomous Snakes: Feared, Maligned and Misunderstood I don’t think there is anything in the natural world that is feared, maligned or misunderstood more than snakes. I know there is nothing else about which there are so many myths that are so widely believed.
“Apple Empanadas”

“Apple Empanadas”

“Apple Empanadas”

Usually, just as I am getting close to leaving Mexico, I find some absolutely irresistible treat and have to eat it every single day until I leave. I arrive back in the U.S. a few pounds heavier, wondering how I ever got so carried away.

Alice in Wonder Land

After lunch today, Friday September 1st, I saw the news report on TV that a record number of people would be flying on planes and driving during this Labor Day Weekend that included Monday.
The Idle American

The Idle American

The Idle American

Where Mats Don’t Welcome… Before football coaches have gone any distance in the minefield-laden careers they’ve chosen, they learn that the welcome mat--so warmly extended before their first game--often is jerked away before there’s time to leave a footprint.
Author, historian to present history of the Texas Republic on September 19

Author, historian to present history of the Texas Republic on September 19

Author, historian to present history of the Texas Republic on September 19

Free program at Pioneer Museum in Fredericksburg The public is invited to a free program on the “The Accidental Republic: When Texas was an Independent Country,” presented by Dr. Donald S. Frazier on Tuesday, September 19, 2023, from 6:00-7:30 p.m., at the Pioneer Museum Sanctuary, 312 W.
Mason and Mary Zeigler were showing off their smiles and homemade jewelry at Pecan Capital Trade Days last Saturday.

Mason and Mary Zeigler were showing off their smiles and homemade jewelry at Pecan Capital Trade Days last Saturday.

New faces at Pecan Capital Trade Days last Saturday

Pecan Capital Trade Days saw some new faces behind the booth tables last Saturday. Mason and Mary Ziegler were set up on the east end of the line of booths. They were selling homemade jewelry. They displayed the jewelry on playing cards. They had earrings, necklaces, and bracelets.

Simple Truths

I have submitted this same truth in the past, but a different message. In our Church, we do the congregational singing from an open hymn book, and all the preaching from an open Bible. One of the songs we sing often is “The Solid Rock.