There’s a New Mule in Town!

I was walking Porche Dog at the golf course last week, head down, watching my step. thoughts a million miles away. As we neared the turn at the first green, I looked up, and look what greeted me. A surprise mule! Naturally, I had to stop and do a closer inspection and...

The Hail Storm

Sunday night we were given that trite weather report that we might experience golf-ball sized hail and high winds. We have had hail, but this time the weather gods really did send us Golf-Ball Sized Hail ! The wind blew the hail in a nearly horizontal line out of the...

The Soccer Games- Kids in Constant Motion

I happened upon a batch of soccer games last Saturday. Kids were scurrying around chasing balls all over the place! I was intrigued, so I thought I’d find out how that all came about. Well, it seems back in 2016 Raul Mata was looking for sports for his kids to play...

The Resourceful Reyes Family

I visited with former student Hector Reyes and his family the other day. Hector runs a general construction business; his wife Angela is a first grade bi-lingual teacher at Dillman Elementary. They have four adult children and three younger ones at home. They also...

I Now Have my Own Publishing Company!

I’m excited! The Bright Lights of Muleshoe is now available on line at Amazon and published by my very own company, Samba Jo Publishing. The book is available in paperback and an eBook version will be coming soon. The book is available at this link on Amazon:...

Marshall and Helen

On most Sundays at First Methodist Church in Muleshoe, I sing along with the organ music played by Marshall Cook. The same hands that play that organ hand-crafted the communion table that holds the elements of the Last Supper when I take communion. And that’s not all...

Cowgirl Things

I can’t remember a time when I wasn’t drawn to horses. I don’t know that I can even explain what the attraction is. That they are beautiful goes without saying. Their strength is obvious. Their intelligence is sometimes overlooked.  Riding, for me, was being one with...

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