Texas Fun
Jay Allen FordTexas fun is a high-velocity, larger-than-life rodeo of humor.
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The Unwritten Manual of Entering a Texas Car in July.
The Day My Car Fought Back
A Texas Fun Story
The trip was supposed to take five minutes.
That was the first mistake.
The second mistake was owning a black car in Texas.
The third was believing the windshield shade was optional.
In T...
The Unwritten Manual of Entering a Texas Car in July
Follow below for the podcast script (skip to below for the short story)
Welcome to Texas Fun—where the highways are wide, the stories are taller, and summer has no respect for personal property.
Today’s story is called…
The Unwritten Man...
Turn Where the Feed Store Used to Be
The Short Story Version
I was forty minutes early for a noon barbecue, which should have been enough.
In that part of Texas, it wasn’t.
My phone had lost its signal somewhere between the last stoplight and a pasture containing more cattl...
Turn Where the Feed Store Used to Be
Turn Where the Feed Store Used to Be - Podcast Follow Along
Where the highways are wide, the stories are taller, and local knowledge still outranks satellite navigation. Today’s story is called...
Turn Where the Feed Store Used to Be.
In...
Unwritten Manual of the Texas Roadside Wave
Driving a two-lane Texas road is not simply transportation.
It is diplomacy.
Every approaching vehicle presents a choice: acknowledge your fellow traveler or start a feud that may outlive both families.
Fortunately, Texans have d...
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