If you’re heading out for a camping trip in the Texas Hill Country, and you’re using propane along the way, it’s important to know where your propane levels are. Some RV and camper units come equipped with an exterior propane level gauge … Continue reading
For those of you who’ve even casually watched an episode of “Fixer Upper” on HGTV you know that Chip and Joanna Gains are the hottest thing in Waco Texas now. They’ve become famous during the last couple of years by … Continue reading
This piece of Round Rock history is for sale for anyone laying 2.5 million on the table. Built by the Nelson family, wealthy Swedish immigrants, the construction started in 1895 and took 5 years to complete. Known locally as the … Continue reading
It don’t look like much now but for decades the object below was part of a towering icon that could be seen for miles in any direction from San Marcos. It was an open air rotating elevator that took you … Continue reading
By law, a winery cannot designate a wine as a Texas “appellation” wine if it isn’t made with at least 75 percent Texas fruit. If it has less than that, wineries are not allowed to sell it outside of the … Continue reading
1993 500cc World Champion Kevin Schwantz’s narrates this video about his role in helping design the world class track at the circuit Of The Americas just outside of Austin, Texas. His expert knowledge of motorcycle racing helped develop what is … Continue reading
I’ve heard of more than one instance where parents have selected names for their newborns depending on whether or not the name they liked was available as a domain name. How about it guys? Is this just plain stupid or … Continue reading
By Anthony A 30 plus white bass day on the San Gabriel River where I’m virtually all alone and my thumb goes raw… What are the odds? With exception to all the crowds, the odds are actually pretty good. You … Continue reading
By David When you are a business owner it comes with tradeoffs. In theory I can take off any day I want to – in theory. The reality is that I am more often buried in work and sometime weeks … Continue reading
By David Well it’s that time of year again, the 52nd year of the Texas Water Safari kicked off last Saturday at 9 am. For those who don’t know the Texas Water Safari is a 260 mile boat race that … Continue reading
By Anthony “Do you want to wait to see if its fixed?” “Nah, it’s good… Let’s hit the water.” That was it… that’s when it happened. That moment when words fall out of your mouth contradictory to the subconscious knowledge … Continue reading
By David It had been a long while since I’ve had a chance to get a fly fish float trip down the Blanco River between Wimberley and Kyle. Part of the reason is that it is at least a 2 … Continue reading
Austin Texas is one of those towns where you just can’t put a finger on “what normal is” because the only thing you can say is normal is the fact that nothing is normal. I can’t remember a single time … Continue reading
In my second consultation with Jim Rooney of People Smart Tools we’re working on assessing my personal skills and developing a “best practices” approach to taking my business to the next level. Jim has an amazing ability to analyze the … Continue reading
