Every mother deserves flowers at some point in their lives. Since I can’t send flowers to all the mothers across the world, enjoy these roses from across the great state of Texas. Happy Mother’s Day! Advertisements
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Shadows and Reflections of Texas
Sometimes it’s what you see in reflections and shadows that tell the story.
My Year in Review in Pictures
I’ve been fortunate to once again travel around the state in 2014. Here’s my year in pictures. Happy New Year! Here’s to a fantastic 2015! God Bless Texas!
Fall in Texas
Love the colors of Texas in the Fall.
A Day at the Park Near Dripping Springs
For a number of Texans, the community of Dripping Springs is known for the vodka that bears their name. However, I recently had the opportunity to take in a couple of Travis County Parks right outside of town. Both the… Read More ›
Taking It Easy in Big Bend!
I have no idea why I waited until I was almost 50 to finally visit the Big Bend region. I’ve taken trips out of state to see mountains, including Colorado, Arkansas, Washington, New Mexico and Kentucky. Why I didn’t choose… Read More ›
Beautiful Color at the Cockrell Butterfly Center in Houston
I had the opportunity to visit the Cockrell Butterfly Center located inside the Houston Museum of Natural Science. There’s something about butterflies and their beautiful colors that always makes me smile. For more information about the Cockrell Butterfly Center and… Read More ›
A Reminder: Spring is just around the Corner!
With crazy winter weather taking place across the U.S. and around the globe, I don’t know about you, but I’m ready for Spring. In respect to Pennsylvania groundhog and weather forecaster, Punxsutawney Phil, I choose to ignore his extended cold-weather… Read More ›
A Photographic Look at My Texas Travels in 2013.
While I’m looking forward to 2014, I went through my photographs and thought I’d share my travels across Texas in 2013. What a great ride and I’ve barely touched the surface. Happy New Year and Safe Travels!!!
Fall Foliage in Texas – Oh, Yeah!
If you want to see the changing of the leaves, you don’t have to go to Vermont, Colorado, West Virginia or Missouri. Texas has amazing choices for fall viewing and my favorite has to be Lost Maples State Natural Area…. Read More ›
