Some days, when the dishes refuse to be washed, we don’t fight them. We just let them sit in the sink covered in their own smelly pieces of boiled cabbage or dried up tomato sauce until they can’t stand how sticky and stinky they are, then scrub them down until they scream for mercy.
The narrow gauge Texas & St. Louis (Cotton Belt) Railroad arrived in Pittsburg in 1880. William Harrison Pitts, founder of PIttsburg, had donated land for a railroad depot in 1875. This depot, the second built on this site, was ocmpelted in 1901 and served the railroad until 1968, although passenger service ended in 1946. The depot is a good local example of Victorian-era design with influences of the Queen Anne style. Features include dormers on the side facades, tow internal end chimneys resing form the gable roof, and an attached frame freight depot. Recorded Texas Historic Landmark--1991 Historical Marker #9793 COURTESY PHOTO
There is a lot of drama in this world. It seems people thrive on it. And if they cannot find drama, they will stir up their own.
May I share with you one of my favorite poems? It says it all so much better than I ever could.
Way back in the good old days of 2020, several British meteorologists got together and started thinking about what the weather forecasts in the United Kingdom might look like 30 years from now in 2050 when the Earth is just a wee bit hotter than it is today.
