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The moday after leaving Austin was another marathon of driving, this time through Central Texas, which, for the record, is a big-ass state. There were hardly any other vehicles on the highway besides the occasional tractor trailer. That combined with the fact that the speed limit was 80 miles per hour made it a pretty decent drive. The scenery was …
Fall of Death Star
... all the spiked kool-aid you drink Dick. Too bad so many people believe all your ********.
Young Turks mocking Dick:
http://youtu.be/YNW5gnD5kVg
"We used the 2004 models and I thought that things would return back to that." - Dick Morris after back stepping on his big prediction. Isn't this what Dick does for a living? Using the 2004 models in 2012. Wow! What kind of job do you have that you use information from 2004? ...
Canyon Joins Planet Earth
... just really took his time getting out of his nice snuggly, warm, wet, comfortable spot. It was a miracle. Dane (Susanne that is) was amazing. She went through so much, but took it all in stride with a few moments of self doubt along the way. Thanks to a great team of midwifes though we were able to keep her and our wishes alive. Casa de Nacimiento was incredible. That group of woman will be a special part of our life forever now. ...
El Paso's Sun Bowl Parade=Travel destination
... every year in the parade that draws folks from across the region to kick off the holiday season.
Patriots applauded representatives from El Paso's Fort Bliss, the US Border Patrol and the Junior ROTC units. Civic organizations, local politicians, the city's leading employers proudly claimed their spot in the parade line up of over 100 units.Mounted horses, horse brigades, and more horses drawing wagons and stagecoaches made ...
Back in the Lone Star State
... so you can’t actually drive out to the playa but there is a county road at the north end that gives the curious a closer look. In the summer, the rains leave patches of standing water in the lake bed that attract a plethora of insect life. Every winter, the playa becomes home to tens of thousands of migrating Sandhill Cranes. They feast on stubble from nearby harvested cornfields during the day and spend their nights on the ...