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Losing Henry was a big trauma for us. He was our "family" member, and a member of the THM family, we felt the loss for our friends and customers too. The first days were bad. Thankfully we have two other dogs who were a great comfort. Jack and Jenny crawled on our laps and let our tears fall down on them. You could see the recognition in Jenny's eyes; we're certain she misses Henry as well. More ... Well Christmas has come and gone and I hope everybody had a wonderful time with their families. I am so thankful to our wonderful soldiers standing guard around the world to keep us safe. Wouldn’t it be wonder- ful if they were not needed and that we could have peace in the world instead? More ... Reading old newspapers, particularly those of the early 1900s, can be illuminating. A case in point: The Galveston Daily News of June 7, 1907, carried an article titled, “Some Interesting Notes Concerning That Section of East Texas Which is Today Attracting So Much Attention.” More ... If you were raised in any part of the south chances are you feel compelled to eat, at least a spoonful of blackeyed peas on New Year’s Day. Even the fanciest gala ball may serve these lowly legumes shortly after the clock strikes twelve on New Year’s Eve. More ... |
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