"Every day the world will drag you by the hand, yelling, "this is important! and this is important! and this is important! you need to worry about this!" Each day, it's up to you to yank your hand back, put it on your heart and say, "NO. This is what's important." - Lain Thomas … [Read more...] about Thought of the Day
Texas History & Lore: Sonic & Culinary Harmony
What kind of food is pictured inside ZZ Top’s “Tres Hombers” album cover? In the realm of iconic album covers, ZZ Top’s “Tres Hombers” is a visual feast, often hailed as “perhaps the most famous and mouthwatering example of Tex-Mex food of all time.” The album's gatefold photo immortalizes an extravagant Mexican feast catered by Leo’s Mexican Restaurant on Lower Westheimer in Houston, presently a bygone culinary jewel. Texans understand the inseparable bond between great music and … [Read more...] about Texas History & Lore: Sonic & Culinary Harmony
Thought of the Day
"Trust in dreams, for in them is hidden the gate to eternity." - Khalil Gibran … [Read more...] about Thought of the Day
Thought of the Day
"Nobody can predict the future, the idea is to have a firm grasp of the present." - Peter F. Drucker … [Read more...] about Thought of the Day
Texas History & Lore: Seymour Munday
SEYMOUR MUNDAY – The Town that Echoes His Legacy In the expansive Texas terrain, small towns weave captivating tales around their nomenclature. Seymour Munday, a local cowboy whose imprint still resonates, bestows his name upon the town bearing witness to his legacy. Nestled in the northern expanse of the State, Seymour, the county seat of Baylor County was initially christened Oregon City by intrepid pioneers from Oregon. However, with the establishment of its post office in 1879, the town … [Read more...] about Texas History & Lore: Seymour Munday
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"Life is not a matter of holding good cards, but sometimes, playing a poor hand as well." - Jack London … [Read more...] about Thought of the Day
Texas History & Lore: Lone Star Legends
What do Leon Jaworski and Steve Martin have in common? In a delightful twist of Texan fate, Leon Jaworski and Steve Martin share a connection that transcends their individual fame. Both born in the vibrant city of Waco, these legends have left an indelible mark in their respective fields. Leon Jaworski, a renowned attorney, played a pivotal role in American legal history. Steve Martin, a comedic genius, brought laughter to millions. Different paths, same Texan spirit – proving that whether in … [Read more...] about Texas History & Lore: Lone Star Legends
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"Life is a mountain. Your goal is to find your path, not to reach the top." - Maxime Legace … [Read more...] about Thought of the Day
Texas History & Lore: Oveta Culp Hobby
Oveta Culp Hobby's position in the Eisenhower Administration In President Eisenhower's Administration, Oveta Culp Hobby proudly held the position of the first-ever Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW). A Texan trailblazer, Hobby brought her formidable skills and Texas determination to the national stage. Her tenure in this key role marked a historic chapter in Texas political influence, showcasing the Lone Star State’s commitment to shaping the nation’s policies and … [Read more...] about Texas History & Lore: Oveta Culp Hobby
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"A successful man is one who can lay a firm foundation with the bricks others have thrown at him." - David Brinkley … [Read more...] about Thought of the Day
