Got me to thinking about driving the perimeter of Texas.
Then I realized I have a short attention span and if it takes more than a day I'll just skip it.
It's been an unusually cold winter here. Several days where it was in the mid 40's early am and didn't even break out of the 60's all day.
How does one get warmed up in horrible weather like that?
A couple of you laugh, but I'm serious. I may call Naples "home" (far south FL on the gulf coast) but when it gets "cold" I retreat to the Keys, quite close to Key West, or as some call it Key Weird.
Happy birthday to Mama T-B.
I know this routine all too well. My mother will be 91 in 3 months (I know, I know...I'll let you fix it), and I get similar lectures when I speak with her on the phone and make my weekly visit.
You need to raise that hoop up so it's just out of dunking range.
Easy peasy man. I've only been to Texas twice, but even I can sum up the history of Texas.
1. The Alamo
2. Texas statehood.
3. Killed Kennedy.
4. Welcomed migrants.
Does Mini-B understand the consequences of failing many classes?
Might shake him up a bit if he fears repeating the year with "new friends".
Perhaps the schools don't do that anymore?