My daughter’s–in-law, Lilly and Sara, are both new mothers. Their mom journey has just begun. As they face daycare drama and mommy guilt, workplace issues and exhaustion, I feel like I am part of a sorority of women who have taken...
You may have noticed the Texas Sage bushes around town are blooming beautifully. I've always heard that the sage is a better rain predictor than any weatherman, so I decided to look into the science behind it. Here's what I...
This is an artichoke:
You can eat them. I always thought they were a vegetable but apparently they are a thistle. You can grill them, boil them etc etc.... but if you let them grow they flower... and an artichoke flower looks like...
As for his most impressive automotive skill,Thomas Rhett says he’s pretty good at changing the oil while Florida Georgia Line’s Brian says his dad taught him how to change a tire early on.
Luke Bryan says...
Contract talks in Met Opera labor dispute extended
NEW YORK (AP) — It's a drama worthy of the Metropolitan Opera: Frantic, last-minute labor negotiations aimed at averting a lockout that threatens to stop both pay and benefits for thousands of singers, musicians, stagehands and other workers.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Singers Katy Perry and Stevie Wonder joined other A-list celebrities, world-famous athletes and American legends who donned their best suits and gowns Thursday as President Barack Obama hosted a White House celebration honoring the Special Olympics.
It's that time of the year again...for The Museum of the Southwest's FREE Summer Sunday Concert Series, that's right FREE! So load up your family, lawn chairs and blankets, fill up the cooler for Sunday evening live music on the front lawn of The Museum! All the fun starts at 7:45pm!!! To get more information and the complete music schedule, click here!
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