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Tag Archives: texas
Greg Abbott: Don’t Wait for Help
Texas Governor Greg Abbott ended the mask mandate in Texas effective today, 10 March 2021. All businesses can open 100%. That’s in spite of the fact health professionals say the risk is not over, and that it might be two … Continue reading
The Flood and the Useless Path
My home is in danger of flooding. That’s what I faced yesterday afternoon. If you don’t know, I live in the country in Texas. We’ve had record rain the past couple of weeks; not record for the year, but for … Continue reading
Posted in Education and Learning, Family and Friends, Religion and Philosophy
Tagged flood, path, texas, useless
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Boston Bombing or Texas Heroism: Choose One
Most people choose a terrorist bombing over people facing death to save others. As least that’s the conclusion of Margaret Rose Dominado writing for AlterNet.org. She said she found a billion hits on Google for the bombing in Boston compared to … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Punishment, Media and News, Politics and War
Tagged explosion, texas, tragedy
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