He’s whistling a happy tune
Many lessons awaited a baby born in 1935 on a dry land farm in West Texas’ Tom Green County. Jimmie Royce Keeling calls all of them “blessings.”
Many lessons awaited a baby born in 1935 on a dry land farm in West Texas’ Tom Green County. Jimmie Royce Keeling calls all of them “blessings.”
I have always loved Thanksgiving. I love that it is a holiday built around a full table and homemade treats.
If you manage to engage the winter quarter of your lifecycle as I have, you are blessed to have some best friends.
Rural Texans have a lot to say about the lack of broadband service in their communities. Since we covered the topic earlier this month, many readers have emailed to share their stories and pleas for help.
It is tempting – ever so tempting – to claim authorship of the headline introducing a column written a dozen years ago.
I’m going to bake bread!” my husband, Peter, announced.
Showing gratitude is one of the kindest and most powerful gifts humans can offer one another. It can cost little or nothing to reach out to another person and suggest a gracious word.
This column is dedicated to friends. Old friends. New friends. New friends who will one day be old friends. Family you’d chose as friends. Best friends. Casual friends. Facebook friends. Editor friends I’ve never met. Peripheral friends. Understanding friends. People you casually encounter who may not be friends (yet) but feel like they are. You all are golden.
As we are now in the month of November, we at Lamesa Middle School have been excited with a great fall semester and thank you for your support of our students at LMS!
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