Please, if you are looking for a pet and can offer a good home, please think about adopting these rescued kittens in Arlington, Texas.
Kittens in Arlington, Texas, need a home
December 28th, 2008 · No Comments · Texas
Blue Ball in Cowtown!
Celebrate the inauguration of Barak Obama
December 19th, 2008 · No Comments · 2008 Election, Barack Obama, Democrats, Fort Worth, Texas
This just in from the Tarrant County Democratic Party!
The Tarrant County Democratic Party’s Inaugural Ball.The rebirth of Hope.The Tarrant County Democratic Party proudly invites you to a once-in-a-lifetime event—-the inauguration of our 44th President. This will be an evening you will never forget. It promises to be an event worthy of the most historic inaugural [...]
Tags:Democrats·Fort Worth·Inaugural·Obama·Tarrant County·Texas
Vote for most inane remark by talking chowderheads, uh, political pundits
December 10th, 2008 · 1 Comment · 2008 Election, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Punditry, Texas
Media Matters, a lefty liberal watchdog, wants our help in picking the most inane political punditry of the year. It must have been hard to narrow it down, but they have picked ten, and have an online poll.
Choose one from this list of ridiculous remarks:
Fox News’ Hill criticizes Clinton for leaving too large a tip, [...]
Tags:Clinton·Hyannis Port·Kennebunkport·Maine·Massachusetts·Obama·Pundits·Texas
We’ve only just begun.
We the people are taking this country back!
November 19th, 2008 · No Comments · 2008 Election, Barack Obama, Bush, Cheney, Dallas, Dallas County, Democrats, Education, Fort Worth, GI Bill, Hillary Clinton, Immigration, Iraq, Joe Biden, John McCain, North Richland Hills, Sarah Palin, Texas, U.S. House of Representatives, U.S. Senate, economy
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Tags:Biden·bumper stickers·capital·capitol·crooks·election·Government·Main Street·McCain·Obama·Palin·t-shirts·tee shirts·Texas·Washinton·We the people
In Texas fields, no poppies blow; “forgotten” Canadians and Britons
November 10th, 2008 · No Comments · Fort Worth, Texas, Veterans
During World War I, thousands of Royal Flying Corps officers and men came to Texas for flight training. However, many came only to die without ever facing the enemy and never returning home to Canada or the UK.
This video is about eleven of those men.
Tags:Black Watch·Camp Hicks·Canada·Curtiss JN·England·final post·First World War·Fort Worth·Jenny·poppies·RAF·Remembrance Day·Remembrance Sunday·RFC·Royal Air Force·Royal Flying Corps·Texas·United Kingdom·WWI·WWII
