techgeek online
         If you've spent as much time online as I have, you've probably already come face-to-face with reality. As much as I'd like to, there's simply no possible way to see everything. Youtube gets a full day's worth of video uploaded every minute. In reality, you really shouldn't want to try and see everything, because, as the wisdom goes, 90% of everything is crap.
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Tales from WannaBea Farm
Crime doesn’t pay
      "Hurry, Joey", Kevin panted, "we can look out the window and see where they've hidden the eggs, and get the prizes". Gasping for breath, Joey was running up the stairs right behind Kevin. They had been looking forward to this Easter egg hunt for weeks now. Whoever found the Golden Egg would get a gift certificate good for a bicycle from Evans Hardware.
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Straight from The Horse’s Mouth
Laura St. John
      Before we left the States, Glenn and I lived on our boat in a marina. We were on F-Dock. All the docks had names, the residents gave them nicknames and each one had it's own culture. There were blow-boats (sail) and stink-pots (power). There were live-aboards and weekenders. Some folks never released the lines and others sailed every chance they got.
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Community Calendar
      Buffalo Elementary is now accepting nominations for the Gifted/Talented program for the 2010-2011 school year. This program is designed for students with exceptional intellectual and creative thinking abilities.
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An Open Letter to the People of Texas
By U.S. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison
      Thank you for the great privilege and responsibility of representing you in the United States Senate. Immediately after the conclusion of the primary election for Texas Governor, I returned to Washington and resumed my obligations to Texas as its Senior Senator.
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Techgeek
Craig Blaylock
      My name is Craig Blaylock. I've been tapped to write a tech column for The Buffalo Press, and I'm really looking forward to being able to share the news in the realm of tech.
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BOB BOWMAN’S EAST TEXAS
Honoring Lightnin’
      Earlier this year, Lightnin’ Hopkins, the late legendary blues musician, was awarded a Texas Historical Marker to be placed in Houston, where he moved in the 1920s and lived until his death in 1982. But an East Texas city long ago beat the state and Houston to the punch.
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