I'm on a roll. A week ago I locked my keys in my car twice (one time the car was running at it was while meeting a friend for lunch at Jason's Deli.) Friday night I took my family to a cabin at Heber Springs that some friends from Bryant own. About 10 minutes away from the cabin I had the startling revelation that I had left the key to the cabin at home. I called the owner and told him I couldn't look Deana in the eye and tell her what I had done. Deana, bless her heart, did an amazing job keeping her composure. No sarcasm, no shoes flying, no lumps on my head. As it turns out, a neighbor in Heber Springs had a spare key, so we had an amazing time. I've never lived anywhere that the leaves turned orange or brown or any other color due to natural causes.

What a great view of the river. I can't wait to go back and spend some
time fly fishing. There were guys out here catching trout all over
the place.

What a great view of the river. I can't wait to go back and spend some
time fly fishing. There were guys out here catching trout all over
the place.
I think Deana posted this tree on her blog.
There aren't trees that do this in Alaska
or Baytown.



4 Comments:
True, but don't forget, you lived in a strange part of Texas that doesn't have much natural beauty around it. Other parts are better. lol. I'm glad you're getting to enjoy your new digs.
How far from Harris County would you have to drive to find water like that?
Welcome to a land with real Fall - just wait until real Spring.
chad.........this is no autumn in alaska? what comes after summer?
Alaska has three seasons... summer, winter and break-up when al the snow turns into water creating a huge mess for about a month or so.
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