
Sand Hills & Oil Fields
This land may not look like much: just a huge flat field with some dried up bushes. But it happens … Continue reading Sand Hills & Oil Fields
This land may not look like much: just a huge flat field with some dried up bushes. But it happens … Continue reading Sand Hills & Oil Fields
Once upon a time, a group of greedy Dallas businessmen decided they wanted to ruin something beautiful. They turned their … Continue reading How North Texas Almost Lost its Greatest Treasure
If we are going to save the planet from certain disaster, it’s not going to be by purchasing electric cars. … Continue reading Being Cheap is Good for the Earth
The Trinity River has a reputation. For many Texans, it conjures up images of dead bodies, raw sewage, and giant … Continue reading Canoeing the Trinity
The Necklace When I first moved to Texas in 2013, I had a necklace with a pendant in the shape … Continue reading Do you believe in dinosaurs?
It’s the first snow of the season in Dallas today, which means it’s perfect timing to talk about winter safety. … Continue reading Snowmaggeddon 2021
Basking in the sunlight by the pool all day, surrounded by palm trees… that was my life dream, had you … Continue reading Snow Days and Ice and Everything Nice
I’ve died and gone to Victorian heaven, I thought, as I gazed out my window at the snow-blanketed town of … Continue reading A Victorian Winter Wonderland
From climbing waterfalls in the Panamanian jungle to surviving Snowmageddon, 2021 has been an unforgettable year for me. The last … Continue reading Firsts of 2021
A lone speck of white in a tunnel of darkness, Fiatra sped through the night. She was my first car, … Continue reading “It’s Fine”: Winter Lessons on Cars & Skis