The weeks leading up to Christmas are so busy. You want to bake a variety of Christmas cookies and goodies, but where do you find the time? The answer may be in organizing a small Christmas cookie exchange.
December 1995 issue: Intermediate students reap rewards – These students at Fort Stockton Intermediate School were honored for academic achievement in high grade point averages or perfect attendance.
Dear Neil: I have a St. Augustine lawn that has been very healthy. Recently, however, clover has started to invade it. I’ve sprayed with 2,4-D. It kills it for a while, but then it comes back. What will kill it for good?
Dear Neil: The previous owners of our house had a row of hollies in a large front flowerbed. They were removed long before we moved in. We planted new shrubs and covered the soil with landscape cloth, and they pushed right through it. Even Round Up didn’t kill them. How can we get rid of them?
Over the past few weeks, media outlets have reported that holiday consumers should expect a shortage of Christmas trees this year due to the supply chain crisis and climate change, and the trees themselves refusing to re-enter the workforce after becoming addicted to Netflix and Flamin’ Hot Cheetos...
To say I am not a traditionalist is an understatement. I push the envelope when it comes to cooking. That is not to say I am some classically trained chef using liquid nitrogen or a sous vide cooker, it just means that I like to use ingredients outside those listed in a recipe.
As we look at the story of Christ, it is imperative that we are aware of His earthly parents. Most are aware that He was born of His earthly Mother, Mary and the Holy Spirit.