Since I hadn't brought a change of clothes I decided not to fish any more that day.@pertnear09 a near miss in many ways.![]()
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Since I hadn't brought a change of clothes I decided not to fish any more that day.@pertnear09 a near miss in many ways.![]()
I think that sometimes too but they were a lot tougher breed back then.I would like to live for a little while in the 1800's!![]()
My other side of the family settled in Brenham, Texas in the early 1800's. Had a huge cotton plantation, cotton gin and warehouse, and had a hardware store to boot. After the War, they move to Ballinger, Texas. Dadgum carpet baggers and Federal troops made sure he didn't continue on as before the war.
Became a well known carpenter in the area. Built a rock house as everyone use to like to call it....it was dug out of the high side of the Colorado River!use to visit them when I was really young, loved going fishing on that river just below the house. Had a huge overhang, they called "flat rock". You could drive a car out on it, it was huge. Was my first experince at catching a gar, thought I had a prehistoric fish!
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My DIL is from Texas. She says that's not true.![]()
What !!they didn't word that right!
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That sounds sooooo much better then chicken "paws"!!!
You think, I agree. I would still like to try my hand at it thoI think that sometimes too but they were a lot tougher breed back then.
right!?
I baked 6 dozen cutout cookies and 3 dozen molasses. I have to do 18 dozen cookies for our Parade of Lights Friday night. I wanted to do a trial run on the molasses as I’ve never made them.