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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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When Family Comes to Visit - Jan 3 '06 08:54:19 AM
We like it when family comes to visit – that means we don’t have to travel to the big city to see them. We like it when they actually arrive and agree that we do, indeed,...
Traditions and Riches - Jan 2 '06 07:20:09 AM
Did you have your black-eyed peas yesterday? Too bad. That means that Double-Oh Six may not be such a good year for you. After all, good Southerners know that black-eyed peas...
No Fly Zone - Dec 31 '05 10:46:22 AM
It’s official – our lake is down 5 ½ feet, according to The Dallas Morning News. To us, it seems like more as we continue to gaze out upon it, waiting for the rains to...
Post-Christmas Piles - Dec 30 '05 06:51:52 AM
If you are out and about during the days after Christmas, have a look around at all the piles. Not just trash, mind you, even thought there’s plenty of that. You can tell what...
Ticks and Tags - Dec 29 '05 05:53:12 AM
If you’re a novice to dog ticks, you might mistake them for skin tags. Yeah, we city kids hadn’t seen a country dog tick in so long, when Hans the MinPin got one, we thought...
Tied Hands/Tied Up Dogs - Dec 28 '05 07:27:08 AM
Now, here’s where our hands are tied, living in the country. Some dogs roam freely and we can’t do anything about that. As do cats – quite a few of them. Even the ones we...
Washers and Horseshoes - Dec 27 '05 06:18:26 AM
Falling back behind football a ways are horseshoes and washers. These games take on serious meaning in Texas. If you’re not prepared to play to the death, forget about it and...
What Does Santa Bring East Texans? - Dec 26 '05 07:00:46 AM
Wish lists change when you move to the middle-of-nowhere in East Texas.   Compass (in case I can’t locate a satellite dish, which is always facing south). Texas Map...
Dairy Queen Angel - Dec 24 '05 07:27:44 AM
You never know when an angel is going to pop up. My husband’s brother and his fiance, Betty, were headed to our house for a day’s visit. They both live about 90 miles...
Know Your Bull - Dec 23 '05 06:35:56 AM
We’re back home in Texas, now, and can proudly root for the Longhorns without getting bushwhacked. After all, now we’re supposed to be loyal. Along with the longhorn breed,...
Ship It, Dano - Dec 22 '05 05:48:56 AM
When you live in the middle of nowhere, Internet shopping becomes a friendly mecca of unlimited gift selection. There is no corner of the world that cannot receive the goods...
Meanwhile...Down at the Mercado - Dec 21 '05 06:20:46 AM
We discovered a little Mexican market soon after we started our East Texas adventure. It is just one block off the town square in our biggest nearby town – population 13,000....
Normal People - Dec 20 '05 06:31:13 AM
Our favorite bumper sticker reads: Normal People Are Those You Just Don’t Know Very Well. Think about it. Am I right? Once we get to know someone, those little flaws or quirks...
Wish I'd Said That Christmas Word - Dec 19 '05 04:55:36 AM
We are still greeting everyone with “Merry Christmas.” No one seems to mind. Just this past week, while at the store, my husband helped a lady by reaching onto a top shelf...
A Lively Homeowners Meeting - Dec 17 '05 06:59:33 AM
Shooting dogs became a lively debate at our recent homeowners meeting. No, no, we wouldn’t, but it seemed the obvious solution for some folks for a few minutes.  The...
Fish Protection - Dec 16 '05 01:21:54 PM
We have discovered a way of protecting our fish – maybe. Our little channel – when the water is up – is a popular fishing spot and on some nice days the traffic is quite...
Great Service Off the Beaten Path - Dec 15 '05 06:06:07 AM
Even small towns have a small contingent of unhelpful people. In larger cities, they’re everywhere; in smaller towns, you have to hunt for them, unless you’re planning a...
Other Ways to Get Your Name in a Small Town Paper - Dec 14 '05 05:56:42 AM
You don’t have to do much to get your name in a small town paper. In bigger cities, people pay to see their daughter’s engagement picture or to announce certain birthdays....
How to Meet Small-Town Politicians - Dec 13 '05 06:44:09 AM
You don’t have to do anything special in a small town to meet the local bigwigs. All you need is a little scare and a call to the volunteer fire department. It takes them a...
The Wily Ways of the Clergy - Dec 12 '05 06:20:15 AM
When a congregation is in need of a new activities building, it must still go about the ways of the secular world soliciting bids and hiring an architect to draw up plans. In...
Small Town Christmas Parades - Dec 10 '05 06:38:19 AM
Christmas parades are much the same from small towns to big cities and everywhere in between someone can muster up a few floats, a high school band, and one Santa.  Small...
Our Very Own East Texas Heartwarming Christmas Story - Dec 9 '05 05:25:43 AM
As a parade judge, you get to see all sorts of cheery little faces of all ages. They’re packed onto flatbeds decorated with a Christmas theme, of course. As we made our rounds...
Big-Time Parade Judging - Dec 8 '05 07:19:24 AM
Parade judging makes you feel very special, because people treat you so nicely. You can go anywhere and do anything the day of a parade – because you’re a j-u-d-g-e. This is...
Big, Big News - Chili's is Coming to Town! - Dec 7 '05 06:54:55 AM
Well, this is big news for us. Chili’s – our favorite – is coming to a town that’s within a reasonable driving distance from our middle-of-nowhere spot on a lake in East...
Scheduling - Dec 6 '05 06:57:44 AM
In a big city, you schedule such things are hair appointments, dental and doctor visits, and income tax services. There are many other things you assume would require...