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Trip to the Outhouse–Blogging, Four Years and Counting . . . and It All Started with Hurricane Ike and Matthew Mitcham
Matthew Mitcham, having fun, before the start of the 2012 London Olympics (photo @matthew_mitcham)It’s hard to believe that four years have gone by since I first started this blog. It’s d… more →
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Trip to the Outhouse--Blogging, Four Years and Counting . . . and It All Started with Hurricane Ike and Matthew Mitcham
wrote 10 months ago: Matthew Mitcham, having fun, before the start of the 2012 London Olympics (photo @matthew_mitcham)It … more →
Summertime and the Feelin' Is . . .
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wrote 10 months ago: Tomatoes from my garden–I had quite a variety of shapes and sizes. The dark red one on the rig … more →
Happy LGBT Pride 2012, Houston!
wrote 11 months ago: Although various gay pride events have been going on most of the month, today, Saturday, June 23rd i … more →
New Little Camera Given Its First Test on the Dog Walk
wrote 1 year ago: Right out of the box--a none-too-big one at that--my M532 is a cool blue. The pic was taken with my … more →
Early Days of Spring--When You Can Say, "This is what it's all about."
wrote 1 year ago: Homemade meatloaf, scalloped potatoes, and a salad with lettuce, arugula, and green onion straight f … more →
Another Weekend of Rainy Weather, But Really, Who Can Complain?
wrote 1 year ago: Because this pot retains so much rain water, the flowers on this kalanchoe have turned a more pierci … more →
Misinterpreted Conservation Levels of Some Texas Reservoirs May Be the Reason the Experts Won't Get Us Out of This Drought
wrote 1 year ago: I keep wondering if the drought is over for the longterm; there’s no question about the short … more →
Heavy Storms Passing Through Houston Left Many Roadways Flooded
wrote 1 year ago: The garden rain gauge shows 1.8 inches, for a total of 2 inches in the past 24 hours (1/09/11). Anni … more →
Saturday Morning Bits and Pieces, But the Rain Gauge Is Back in Place (With Even Some Rain in It)
wrote 1 year ago: Another magnificent jungle cactus bloom--just the thing to spark up a drab July. Here we are at the … more →
A Saturday Morning Adventure To One of Houston's Well-kept Secrets
wrote 1 year ago: Passion Flower--Is there anything other to say than "Wow"? Because Houston is a city that … more →
Houston Gay Pride Parade--Version 2011
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wrote 1 year ago: Houston Gay Pride Parade 2011 is off and running!Jonathan Lovitz, from LogoTV's "Set Up Sq … more →
Happy Gay (LGBT . . . and Q, if you must) Pride 2011! Houston, Today Is the Big Day
wrote 1 year ago: I just got finished doing the lawn. After the almost 2 inches of rain this past week, the grass fin … more →
A LGBT Pride Month Story: And A Couple of T-Shirts That Were Saved from the Dumpster
wrote 1 year ago: This T-shirt from 1979 came from one of the dances put on by Gay Services of Kansas, at the Universi … more →
Houston's 2011 Gay Pride Festival and Parade in Just Two Weeks; Other Events Taking Place Throughout June
wrote 1 year ago: From the increased number of clicks onto my previous posts about Houston Gay Pride 2009 and 2010, pe … more →
Despite the Heat and Lack of Rain, There Are Always Surprises in the Garden
wrote 1 year ago: A magnificent early morning discovery; this jungle cactus flower (cactus orchid) nearly hidden from … more →
Always Important: Getting the Right Tool for the Job
wrote 2 years ago: The Bissell 3-in-1 Vac (The porcelain chicken is not an attachment.) From time to time on here, I li … more →
Who's To Blame for No Garden Photos? Whatever . . . . This Just May Be the Year of the Tomato
wrote 2 years ago: The little garden behind the garage, May 21, 2011. It’s been awhile since I’ve added any … more →
A Sunday Drive: In Search of Bluebonnets
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wrote 2 years ago: Barely out of the car, Annie is panting in the hot sun at Washington-on-the-Brazos State Park. These … more →
Take Your Choice of Preachers: Bible Sneaker or Plastic Smiler; Yeah, You Take Your Choice, Not Everyone Is That Naive
wrote 2 years ago: Mine is a quiet, one-block, cul de sac street. In fact, even though a couple of families have teena … more →
