Today, we are visiting the Bee Cave Arts Foundation Hive Gallery to check out the latest exhibition. This special two-month-long art exhibition celebrating Women’s History will be on exhibit from February 3rd – March 22nd. Presented by the Lakeway Arts District and Bee Cave Arts Foundation, this creative exhibit showcases the largest-ever array of paintings, […]
Brewing can’t be rushed. The coffee machine takes offense to pacing and wringing of hands. Of course, the machine is like a drug dealer who doesn’t use. It has no empathy for those strung out waiting for the next fix. Jonesing for the dark, sensious liquid to fill the cup, is a heavy burden, […]
Today’s good news story comes from the good news network. Kinder than Chemo Cancer Drug Cured This Young Man of Leukemia–Available in the US By Andy Corbley Feb 8, 2024 Picture a very unhappy situation: you have leukemia; what are your options? Everyone knows about the side effects of chemo, and most people will have […]
I see you are having an after-breakfast play session with Bee Mine.” “Yes, Bee Mine and I have a standing date.” “It is so nice to have a friend like Bee Mine.” “I’m telling you, Dad, I wouldn’t know what to do without Bee Mine.” “What makes Bee Mine so special.” “She is always ready […]
In Keith’s words. “Using this image (below) as inspiration, write a short story, flash fiction, scene, poem; anything, really. Either put your offering (or a link to it) in a comment or email it to me at keithchanning@gmail.com before the end of the week. If you post it on your own blog or site, a […]
Since the Superbowl is this weekend, I thought I would pull some advice from a January 26th, 2015 post. It all seems to be relevant. Top Ten Things Not to Do at a Super Bowl Celebration 10 If you are attending a Super Bowl celebration, do not arrive wearing team clothing for a […]
Today represents one of those in-between kind of weeks. I have called it potpourri. We went to Bee Cave to witness Bee Cave Bob the Armadillo, seeing his shadow indicating early spring. It is too early for many Valentine’s decorations. So, we will now wander the neighborhood to see what else is going on. We […]
The coffee has been delayed. Checking my watch for the fourth time does not seem to help. Finally, within the bowels of the pesky machine, I hear the faint rumbles that assure me that soon the liquid soothing syrup will be streaming out of the spouts. Sure enough, here it comes. After a deep […]
Today’s good news story comes from the Epoch Times. This story was sent to me by Noelle Granger. Thanks, Noelle. I have edited it slightly for length. A picture designed by The Epoch Times using imagery from Nancy Feighan and Molly Shannon/Shutterstock. ‘I Don’t Ask for Anything’: Man, 81, Clears Snow From Neighborhood Sidewalks for […]
“Come on, Dad. The sun’s shining.” “Okay, one second.” “Alright. Heading for the rocks.” “Don’t forget we put up a gate.” “Oh yeah. Tell me again why you did that?” “To prevent a certain bulldog from running on to them in pursuit of heaven’s know what.” “But half the fun is running.” “Given your propensity […]
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