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Jason: Love you blog we moved from Las Vegas to tyler county, so I can relate.
buzzin'bug: Hi!:) Glad I came by. Have a good one! :)
gofer: Bring a spotlite to bragg road and be brave.
catfish: Ever been to bragg road to see that so called ghost lite
Christine: Hey! You getting some rain yet? Finally we got some! Let it rain, let it rain... let it rain!
sparkle: Just out in the neighbourhood today with warm wishes and friendly hello your way, take care of you*
RAINBOW: I Caught a WEIRD "Virus"!
RAINBOW: Happy Valentine's Day
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Friendship : Do you enjoy playing games, doing polls and meeting new friends? Drop by and visit sometime!
Christine: Thanks for stopping by my journal! I totally know where you are coming from about the drought and burn ban. I live in Texas too. Fires keep popping up everywhere. Have a great day and stay safe!
Margaret: I like all the purpl-yness, it looks really good!
CyberMagic : Have a wonderful holiday season !
Eric: Thanks for your tag, sorry for not coming earlier, I am too busy to work on my own journal. Just have a quick change to Christmas theme, and leave it again. I wish you fine and having a great weekend & A mERRY cOLD cHRISTMAS. [Smile
Marilyn: Thanks for checking out my journal. Yours is very interesting.Only been to San Antonio...wasn't really impressed live in Kentucky, which is miles east of nowhere and north of Nashville.I'll stop back soon
Heather: thanks for the vote of confidence and nice words...
Wendy: Don't mind me, I'm just mentally confused and prone to blogging.
CyberMagic: Have a great weekend !
Nathalie: Hellew, wishing you an AWESOME weekend! Please stop by and sign my "Bravenet Bloggers" map. There's a link to it in on my blog. Thanks Muchly
jenn: lol stump dumpers! Sounds funny to me on my end but I'm sure it is quite a task. Anywho, hope you have a fantastic Tuesday!
Eric: Haven’t been here for awhile, hope this finds you well here.
Jane: Best wiches!
Jane: Best wiches!
Robert: Best regards!
Robert: Best regards!
Paisley Pixie: Thanks for dropping by Well, my novel will be a fantasy fiction based around Celtic Mythology. I'll post more about it in my next post. Thanks for asking!
Paisley Pixie: Hello.. just blog hopping.. wonderful looking journal you have here. I'm from East Texas, too Well, I'll be visiting again... and hope you have a great day!
Eric: hi there, popin to say hello
Michelle : Hi Cindy ...Nice journal..I enjoyed my stay here and will come back often. Thanks for your comment on my tag board.....sorry it took me so long to reply back ..I am new here and trying to get the hang of this LOL. Thanks again.
Nienke: Hi Cindy! Thanks for the tag... like your site too... I'll check back often!
rozie: sweeeeeeeeeet journal! it's rocking my stockings. keep it up. TEXAS ROCKS!
authenticity: nice journal. like the colors keep it real.
Cybermagic: Just stop by to say hi ! Stop by my jornal and click on the genie have a great day.
Mountain Eyes: So where in east Texas are you? I'm just outside of Waco myself, lived here just over a year now. I love it here, moved 1,000 miles from Kentucky. I love your journal and plan to visit each day.
eric: Dear friend, come to meet more friends and leave a blessing for
Daw: Cool Page!
jr: hey
rhiannon: brill journal!!!!!
Vertigo: Spiffy Journal. :D
venom75: Just stopping by to say hi.
Maria: Hi!
Eric: just let u know i have drop in.
kiss: kiss
eric: Thanks for your tag back, come anytime you want, we post new quotes everyday! Also free daily quote subscription in our site.
eric: nice journal, have a great week.
Debbie: Thanks for visiting me today...you made my day!
JeanC: Out surfing Bravenet journals and stopped to say hi
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Tractors and Satellite Dishes - Belly Up in the Back Yard - Aug 10 '05 08:13:54 AM
In a small town, most folks have at least one dead tractor/mower and a honker satellite dish lined up in the back yard.  After all, what can you really do with a satellite...
The Wall - Aug 9 '05 08:15:38 AM
Laying a foundation is not for the faint of heart nor the amateur. We were building this house in Texas by ourselves, but at least we knew when to seek expert help. We asked the...
Mildred's Message - Aug 8 '05 07:18:06 AM
Our neighbor Mildred passed away on a Sunday morning. We watched as the hearse coasted out of sight.  Mildred was ninety-one. Her husband, Ellis, is ninety. He had been...
Fireants: the Badge of Texas - Aug 7 '05 06:24:42 AM
Fireants seem to be the dishonorary citizens of Texas. To be stung is a badge of honor in a way because you haven’t lived until a fireant has clamped on and stung the living...
Danger at the Post Office - Aug 6 '05 06:22:24 AM
Our big adventure – the move to East Texas – was bringing many reminders of the ways of a small town. The folks at the Post Office were beginning to know my face and could...
And Then the Rains Came - Aug 5 '05 07:02:08 AM
It never rains in July, we were told. Not in Texas, anyway. Thank goodness, we thought, as we started building our house. We would need plenty of dry days to drill down through...
Ambushing the Local Labor - Aug 4 '05 07:54:19 AM
When you build a house by yourself, in a new state, it’s hit-or-miss on what type of local labor you end up with.  You can try the phone book. You’ll get many who...
Dirt Piles - Signs of Progress? - Aug 3 '05 05:34:12 AM
It must be a Texas thing to have a pile of dirt in your yard. Like having a trailer hitch shows the world you can haul stuff, a pile of dirt indicates ongoing progress. This is...
Breaking Ground With Beer-Drinking 'Dozer Drivers - Aug 2 '05 07:03:59 AM
As we began lining up workers and getting permits, we soon learned about the “good ol’ boy” rates.  Building a lake house offers up a battery of obstacles. Someone...
Everything IS Big In Texas - Aug 1 '05 06:51:29 AM
Living with a born-and-bred Texan, I knew the old saying by heart: Everything’s Big In Texas.  I was finding out that the bugs were indeed big in Texas. (See the roach...
Don't Bug Me - Jul 31 '05 07:27:57 AM
We were settling in at our little Texas rent house. It was an interesting place filled with, well, crawly things and smelly things.  Final house plans were in progress and...
Cinderella's Bonus Room - Jul 30 '05 10:25:47 AM
The reality of final house plans is much different from what goes into that first sketch. It suddenly becomes much less grand.  We wouldn’t attempt the official...
Watch Out For The Friendlies - Jul 29 '05 12:24:55 PM
 We were becoming acquainted with small town life once again. Many years had passed since we had left those roots behind in search of larger pastures. We were back by...
The Million Dollar Question - Jul 28 '05 07:38:10 AM
Each stranger in a small town must overcome a Texas-sized hurdle: it is called the “Where Are You From?” quiz. As strangers in our East Texas town, we were inundated with...
You From Around Here? - Jul 27 '05 06:59:24 AM
Born and bred Texans are blessed – the rest of us are doomed.  Leaving one “era” – i.e., the city – for the fishbowl of a small town requires forehand knowledge...
Texas Outhouses: Storage Sheds - Jul 26 '05 07:05:41 AM
Seems like every small-town Texas home has a building out back. About double the size of a two-hole outhouse from olden days. This is where the extra stuff goes.  Some of...
The Final Frontier: South of the Red River - Jul 25 '05 07:13:38 AM
The “S” was official – we arrived at our tiny temporary Texas town and drove up to our temporary – tiny – rental home. I could not complain – we were lucky to have a...
The Six Stages of Leaving a Job-and it ain't pretty - Jul 24 '05 11:12:01 AM
After fifteen years, I was about to do the big deed: give my notice.  Rumors had started to swirl as little signs sprung up along the way. I had been throwing stuff away...
Big Adventure in a Little Package - Jul 22 '05 08:47:38 AM
    Beyond our wildest dreams, the house in the city sold in two days. Were we lucky or what?     Now, panic could conveniently set in....
Livin' On The Edge - Jul 21 '05 11:40:13 AM
The house was spiffed and we were ready for the dreaded troops. Drive-bys, gawkers, and other strangers – I mean, potential buyers – traipsing through our home. The hard...
Big Dirty Secrets - Jul 20 '05 02:02:11 PM
Trying to sell a house and keep it quiet should be classified as an art form.  The people I worked with would inquire about our weekends and I had to mumble around the...
Putting the Texan Back in Texas - Jul 19 '05 12:00:59 PM
            We had finally found our town, or towns, really. We would eventually be surrounded by three beautiful, tiny...
Back to Our Future - Jul 18 '05 01:05:02 PM
            In Texas, no matter which direction you take, it’s going to take a while to get there....
Shopping for a Texas Town - Jul 17 '05 12:59:15 PM
    How do you shop for a town? First, you have to decide the basics: how many home improvement stores and discount centers do you really need? We settled on one...
In Search of a Time Warp - Jul 16 '05 07:46:46 AM
  To appreciate small town life, you need to live it. Or be from it. Because that’s what makes you want to return to it. At least when we decided to leave the big city...