by admin | Oct 30, 2012 | Bright Lights
If you read last week’s blog, “Death of an Agave,” you know that my oldest, biggest agave ended its life by blooming. But what I didn’t mention is that besides blooming to procreate, agaves also produce babies, called pups, and I found eight that had hidden under...
by admin | Oct 27, 2012 | Bright Lights
The Dimmitt Bobcats came to town and the Mules came to the game with pink feet in support of finding a cure for breast cancer. Those pink feet carried the Mules to victory to the tune of 48 to 7. I was banished to the house and not allowed to watch the game in person...
by admin | Oct 25, 2012 | Bright Lights
April 4, 2012 – My worst fears were answered; my oldest, biggest agave was gearing up to bloom. Normally, a cactus/succulent enthusiast looks forward specimens blooming. Well, I will certainly enjoy this bloom, but agaves are monocarpic, which means...
by admin | Oct 25, 2012 | Bright Lights
If you read last week’s blog, you know I attended a writing workshop presided over by Jaston Williams and that I promised more information about the Lubbock Community Theatre, where the workshop was held. So, here we go- The organization known as the Lubbock Community...
by admin | Oct 25, 2012 | Bright Lights
Jaston Williams of Greater Tuna fame, was in Lubbock this past weekend to conduct a writing workshop, The Art and Heart of the Story, hosted by and held in the Lubbock Community Theatre at the corner of Boston and 43rd Street. (More about LCT next week.) I couldn’t...
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