That… Which Matters Most

  • The Lake Behind the Apartments: Waxahachie, TX

    When we lived in Waxahachie, we had the benefit of having a small lake behind the apartment complex. It was a great place to relax, and enjoy a nice day.   Listen ⇢

  • Lara G: True Artists Series

    I was walking through the halls of Independence High School while there was an athletic signing going on inside the gym, and noticed that Mr. Leonard Buscemi’s art class was busy drawing. Most students wanted out of class to go to the signing—not Mr. Buscemi’s class. I met him earlier… Listen ⇢

    Lara G: True Artists Series

  • Denton County Courthouse

    One of the few courthouses that wasn’t torn down during the great depression so that they could employ people to build a dreadfully ugly one in its place.   Listen ⇢

    Denton County Courthouse

  • Broken Dam: Watuaga River

    My desire is to fix it… You can see more of the dam from a Real Hole in the Wall post.   Listen ⇢

  • Backyard Bliss

    I do miss the backyard from our home in Terrell. It was far from perfect, but it was ours and we loved spending time there, especially with friends and family, next to a fire in the pit. In fact, looking back on it now, it was the imperfection of the… Listen ⇢

  • From Dad’s Point of View: Aiken, SC

    (For our Family Fridays edition). A view of my boy on a swing a few years back. He’s grown a bit taller since then.   Listen ⇢

  • Winter Church: Louisville, KY

    On a cold, winter day… in March, many years ago… I found this snow covered church in Louisville, KY.   Listen ⇢

  • Monochrome Weir

    This is the weir on the South Fork Holston River in eastern Tennessee. It is below the Holston Dam and is used to add oxygen to the water when the dam is not in service. It is also quite peaceful to listen to.   Listen ⇢

  • Progress: Downtown Terrell, TX

    Making slow progress on restoring a building, which is a good reminder: progress that really matters, takes a while.   Listen ⇢