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The Times They Have Changed
At least that’s what Bob Dylan said It has to be me, or the results of my brain injury from five years ago: but have you noticed, the times have changed, and Dylan knew it was coming, and it started about the time he was swapping spit and writing prolific pot inspired lyrics with Joan Baez. Sitting in that crappy New York apartment, plucking on that old Martin guitar with a bowed neck and rusted…
The Last Home. The End of The Line…
Notes From the Cactus Patch Jul 11, 2026 It wasn’t the first time he had gone with my wife to visit her brother in a Rehabilitation Center- that’s the newest, kindest, less shocking word for a nursing home. It’s not a pleasant place to visit, and it certainly does nothing for one’s mood afterward. Eating a pleasant lunch or running a few errands on the way home seems pointless. Their spirits…
The Texan Is Asking....
Alright, Dear Hearts, instead of giving advice to non-Texans or folks who want to be but can’t get here, I am asking for your opinion. I am considering making some of my stories into a Podcast. Is that a good idea or a bad one? I’m on the fence about the whole change. It won’t be every story, just a select few. I have a nice Podcast microphone, the correct software, and WordPress lets me load a…
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The Call of The High Desert
Momo and I are creatures of habit, wandering through the peculiar tapestry of our country, mainly the desert southwest and the mountains of far West Texas. Drawn like a moth to a porchlight, time and again to the whimsical embrace of a certain town. Marfa, Texas, stands as a solitary beacon of floating lights in the mountains amidst the vastness, nestled alongside its mysterious neighbors—Alpine…
The Boy Who Became Sweet Baby Jesus
The year was 1955, and at six years old, by my grandmother’s observation, I was a heathen child, almost feral. Being raised in the big city of Fort Worth on a steady diet of television featuring Popeye, Bugs Bunny, and the Three Stooges, I was living in a religious void. I saw the “good book” as a large decoration on the dining room table and read it at Christmas, Easter, and family funerals.…
Four boys joyfully play a spirited rock-throwing game in a gritty urban alleyway. When I was a child in the 1950s, one of our favorite forms of retaliation against our enemy, the small group of hoo…
Chuking Rocks At Each Other
Four boys joyfully play a spirited rock-throwing game in a gritty urban alleyway. When I was a child in the 1950s, one of our favorite forms of retaliation against our enemy, the small group of hoodlum kids we called the ‘hard guys,’ from across the tracks, was the infamous rock fight. As kids, we didn’t possess the strength to propel a stone fast enough to kill an enemy, but they hurt,…
The Weather And Old People
I don’t know what it is about us as we age, but the weather fascinates us. Momo and I watch the weather every night. Even if it’s raining, we want to know if there will be more rain or when summer will actually start frying our brains when we go outside. It’s been raining here almost every day for almost three weeks, and more is coming, so I guess the El Niño thing really works. Momo did her…
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Ask A Texan: The Lines In The Sand Are Drawn, And It's 1933 And 1938 Again
Advice From A Texan That Listens, Watches, And Learns From History In 1931, as the sunlight cast long shadows across the Asian continent, Japan’s invasion of Manchuria marked the first stirring of trouble that would engulf the Pacific and all of Asia in the dark embrace of war. Seven years later, in 1938, the boots of German soldiers marched into Poland, igniting the fierce, relentless path…
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A Day In The Life Of An Old Retired Rat Hunter
As some of you know, I had, and now, still have a Rodent, Rat, Mouse, or something more vile living within the depths of my wife, Momo’s, favorite thing: her hot tub. We’ve removed most of the foam from inside, found the tubes the little critter chewed to obtain water, and have a friend who is a plumber who plans to replace the damaged parts in a week or so. Now the Hantavirus, or the Black…
Ask A Texan: What Will Allah Have For The Terrorist When They Get To His Place?
Sometimes correct but snarky advice for those who seek it. This Iranian fellow sent me an email ranting and raving about what the US is doing to his country. I asked him why he was here in the US. He says he didn’t feel safe over there anymore, and besides, he can get almost everything for free over here. He also said he is considering wrapping himself in explosives and blowing up a Quick Trip…
Ask A Texan: Ozempic Is A Pain In The Butt
Real Good Advice For Folks That Don’t Have Any Brain Cells left…. The Texan This Texan received a request for help written on the back of a Walmart bag, the new ones made from paper. Mr. Weemus Weesley of Sore Rabbit Foot, South Dakota, says his wife is abusing Ozempic in the worst way possible. Mr. Weesley: Mr. Texan, there ain’t nobody in our town that knows nothing about nothing. My wife,…
The Light Crust Doughboys Are On The Air
One Hundred Fifty Years Of Texas Music Back in 1985, my father’s band, The Light Crust Doughboys, recorded an album that was meant to focus on Texas music, some present, mostly passed. Country music was invented in Fort Worth, Texas, but Western Swing was. Bob Wills started as a Light Crust Doughboy, as did most of the great talent from the 1930s onward. I was fortunate to have known every man…