The local grocery chain. There are hardly any other grocery stores here besides HEB, but that doesn’t matter to us. We love our HEB. Great produce. Friendly staff. Our friend Michael is an HEB butcher. He can always get us what we want. They’re the ones doing the HEB to you website where we can pre-order all our food if we want, then just drive there and pick it up. When we’ve been out of town, we’re always glad to get back to our HEB. Not only that, the urinal in the men’s room has a bullseye painted in it. They’re that good.
Scissortail flycatchers
Elegance.
The Jeep and the Mazda 3
They’re exactly the same. One tank of gas gets almost 500 miles before we have to stop again. They’re each fun to drive; for their own reasons. They each get great gas mileage; for the kind of car they are. Yeah, they’re exactly the same, with the one exception that when we’re fueling up, I have to stand outside the car next to the gas pump for twice as long with the Jeep as I do with the Mazda.
Another great thing about Formula 1 Racing
You can tape it in the middle of the night and watch it later. It doesn’t matter how much later you watch it, you don’t have to worry about accidentally seeing the results on the news or some other sports show, because nobody else cares! Football might be a stupid game, but Formula 1 Rocks!
There is a billboard here
It is advertising a local attorney. It says “Friends don’t let friends plead guilty.” Is that how we roll; avoiding responsibility for our actions; ducking the consequences for what we’ve done? How about “Yes, I did it, and I’m sorry.” Or even “Yes I did it and I’m not sorry.” This billboard suggests that if you are charged with a crime, and you did the crime, that attorney will advise that your defense should be based on a lie: “not guilty”. Are there no ethical requirements to being an attorney? (I know there are, but does this billboard not offend them?)