Happy Birthday, Robert Hugman!
You have probably never heard of architect Robert Hugman, but if you’ve been to...
Tex Ritter
“Tex” Ritter was born Woodward Maurice Ritter on January 12, 1905 in Murvaul, Texas. Texas born...
Sir Ken Robinson speaks on Multiple Intelligences
Last summer I did a series about learning styles. I’ve just finished putting that...
Where Ya Goin’?
This is a long weekend for many Texans. Yes, I know. The yard needs mowing,...
Special Treat–Author Interview with Renae Brumbaugh
Renae Brumbaugh is a native Texan and a former homeschool mom. She’s also an...
“Texas Rising” Review-Part 9/Reel-to-Real Characters
In contrast to their ludicrous attempt to pass off the high dessert of Durango, Mexico...
“Texas Rising” Review-Part 8/Historic Lives Matter
Leslie Greif, co-creator of the History channel mini-series Texas Rising, was quoted in the...
“Texas Rising” Review-Part 7/The Spoils of War
One of the most fascinating stories of San Jacinto concerns the capture of General...
“Texas Rising” Review-Part 6/Battle of San Jacinto
Let me start by saying that I had fewer complaints about this episode than...
“Texas Rising” Review-Part 5/Landscapes and Manscapes
I decided to cover Texas landscapes and uncover historical manscapes in one post, since...