We love to eat shrimp. When it’s cooked just right over hot coals, it melts in your mouth- succulent, rich, and buttery. Ordering shrimp out can be a bit risky; sometimes it arrives perfectly cooked and delicious, but just as often, it comes to the table rubbery with a vein of shrimp shit running through […]
I checked the weather forecast again, to confirm the wind speed and direction. So far April has looked a lot like March; cold and windy. The wind’s been ferocious for several days now and on the High Plains, the wind doesn’t blow, it sucks. I wrote a poem about it around this time last year,
We lived in the Houston metroplex for 25 years and experience has taught me that if you want to drive the main thoroughfares with the least impedance, Sunday morning is the time. Don’t know if it’s that all the Baptist’s are getting ready for church or everyone is nursing a hangover but that is the
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