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See the latest Caddo Kuntree, by Larry Haddad |
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Snowvid-21We were prepared. Lots of food, bread and milk. Check. Every living plant and animal inside and secured. Check. Pipes all wrapped and secured. Check. Newly planted onions smothered in hay and freeze blankets. Check. Plenty of Wine. Check. Nothing could go wrong, right?
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Cruisin’ the East End
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Lakehills Area Library LeaningsThe Lakehills Area Library is pleased to announce the results of the Feb. 13 Fundraiser and Dinner, where 240 meals were served from the Lakehills Civic Center. The event raised more than $12,000, which will benefit the library, and our community, in many ways.
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Growing Up In BanderaSome of my favorite childhood memories involve bar-b-que events. Whether we are talking family, church or community events the visions from the past are special. Around the Clark house we have various pits and smokers we use for preparing meat of all kinds when it's a family gathering day celebration or just me and my wife.
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The View From Dry Creek HillI know we’ve been blessed up here on the Hill. It’s been a pain to keep the faucets dripping, stay warm, prepare for rolling blackouts, keep the birds fed, and deal with all the disruptions of this week. But we’re hanging in there.
And while we’re hanging in, we’re trying to remember to appreciate the world around us. It’d be a shame to miss what’s happening outside and drive our blood pressure up stewing about problems we can’t control. |
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The latest at the Bandera LibraryAs the weather continues to be cold, there are plenty of great titles to curl up with and stay warm. The best way to make sure you never miss a new book by your favorite authors is to register through your online account. You can select your favorite authors so as a new title is released, you will automatically be put on the reserve list.
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Frontier Tales
Did you know the Frontier Times Museum has jewelry made from human hair? Artwork or jewelry made of people’s hair may seem ghoulish today, but not so in the Victorian era of the 1800s. An early popular past time for women and girls was weaving human hair as a way to revere a loved one.
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This month at the Medina LibraryThe Medina Community Library is holding it’s February Book Sale! From Feb. 1-27, everything is 10 cents.
Medina Wordsmith Writing Club on Tuesday, Feb. 23, at 3:30 p.m.; Astronomy Thursday on Thursday, Feb. 25, at 7 p.m. |
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The Buzzard's Roost, by Juan Mogeaux
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Effectively Elena - PodcastIt’s important, isn’t it, not to take ourselves too seriously. Most of us suffer occasionally from the malady known as Self-Importance. But we don’t talk about it much because it’s such a tacky problem. Symptoms are numerous but easily ignored.
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