Recent content by TexasRaceLady

Oh, Prof, heavy indeed. Right place, right time, right knowledge.

Whoa. That's heavy duty. Glad you were there to talk.

Rarely less than 7 -- usually 8 I like my sleep. Even take a power nap after lunch.

My tomato plants are growing like weeds. They even have the beginnings of blooms on them.

Sure is --- once upon a time it was named Lake Marble Falls. At night, from the top of their hill, you could see the lights of Marble Falls.

Know the area quite well. My grandparents lived next to Horseshoe Bay. My brother lives in Kingsland. I'm lucky that spring pollen and fall ragweed don't bother me in the least. Neither does the cedar.

I'm about 120 miles SE of Dallas. We had a nice, wet winter, so the trees are really putting out the leaves --- and the pollen. *sneeze* Our creek comes from a spring-fed lake about 2 miles above our property. Has never run dry.

Yep, Prof --- the proverbial bad penny turns up every now and then.

Thank goodness I don't have to worry about that. We have a creek at the bottom of our hill that we use for yard/garden irrigation.

Tomato plants coming up nicely, though a little rain would help things along.

48" cut, commercial Zero-Turning-Radius mower. This sucker cuts faster than I want to go. Takes about 2 hours for my 5 acre "front yard". When I lived in the city, I had an electric mower for my postage stamp yard. I never cut the cord, but the hubby did -- regularly.LOL As for push...

I loved The Belgariad. Thanks for the good read, David.

I've been trying to remember that all day! Was driving me nuts.

You Scored as Right You are perfectly right! Right 65% Wrong 50% I'm not all that good when it comes to math, but something doesn't add up. ROTFL

No state taxes here, thank goodness. Will be getting close to 5K back from Fed --- thanks to interest on home loan and some major medical expenses.