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How I Love My Vote of Many Colors
I was with friends last night, sitting around eating candy corn and drinking wine and, after patiently listening to the usual tired anecdotes about work, family and crushed hopes and dreams, I cleared my throat and said, we need to go aroun...
Everybody’s All American
I early voted this morning at Austin Energy HQ in Mueller. Did you know they have an Austin Energy one-room museum inside their offices? I filled out a job application on my way out for the position of Senior Docent.
On my way in, I saw pe...
Mad Men
My daughter is recovering from the flu, which has been quite difficult for me as I’ve been trying to avoid her at all costs despite her pleas for “food” or “water.” Ever since Covid, the flu has become an afterthought, even though it’s argu...
Angela’s Ashes
I don’t typically go out on a Wednesday afternoon to grab a beer. I also don’t typically grab a beer, as I am much more worldly. However, yesterday, I found myself next to a table listening in on the very loud conversation next to me. Some...
I Got Two Turntables and a Microphone
Just when you think politicians couldn’t possibly get any dumber, Ken Paxton is there to prove you wrong.
Earlier this week, the NYT obtained an audio recording of Paxton from an anonymous source who bore an uncanny resemblance to John Cor...
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