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It’s time for Santa Paws at the library! Please help us make Christmas merry for dogs and cats in local shelters. Bring cat and dog food, cash donations, treats, toys, blankets, or other pet needs. DVDs: Sea of Trees The Dr. Black Mysteries: Series 1 & 2 Nerve Hell or High Water Mechanic Resurrection Game of Thrones: Season 6 A Dogwalker’s Christmas Tale The Spirit of Christmas Christmas Eve Finding Dory The Godfather 3-movie Collection Murdoch Mysteries: A Merry Murdoch Christmas Audio ...
Dicey math Although the presidential election has been over for more than a month, there are still people whining about it. Honestly, I can sympathize with a lot of the complainers. People are upset that Trump won the election for various reasons. Some are angry because of the things he’s said about women in the past.
It’s been said, “Growing old isn’t for sissies!” So, in the spirit of growing old, here is a little ditty that I saw on Facebook. “ Oh, the weather out side is frightful, and our joints are not delightful, since it’s got so dang cold, We feel old, We feel old, WE FEEL OLD!” Too, we use to say, “Right knee, Left knee.
Words: Helpful or Hurtful?... Not so long ago, lots of folks--the ones still writing and reading longhand--gave little thought to what the future might hold for the English language. Many were more worried about dialects that will disappear when death claims the last handful of aging tribal users. With social media and a culture given to haste 24/7, both verbal and written communications are being reduced to abbreviations and symbols.
With the lights around the Square, the Nativity on the lawn, the new banners and the light tree in Heritage Park we can certainly see Christmas in Mason. I hope that you are finding time to spend with family and friends, and as we get closer to Christmas day I hope that you find extra time to remember just why we celebrate this special time of year.
The Christmas Season is full speed ahead. I am not exactly ready: no gifts purchased, no cookies baked, house not cleaned. However, in a clever move, I was able to convince my beautiful granddaughter, the same one that at age 22 months undecorated the tree, ate some (glass) ornaments, and broke the wings off my little ceramic angels, to decorate the tree.
Time. It passes. It flies. It stops still. Or it marches on. Time heals all. Give it time. Tap your foot and keep time. We take time to make clocks. And watches. And stopwatches. So we can measure time. Be on time. Check the time. Set the time. Or watch the clock. Inevitably time passes. It doesn’t care. Most clocks are digital these days. Still, there is Switzerland. And the cuckoo clock. A timeless timepiece. China makes clocks now. Like nearly everything else. Times change. But the classic ...
Hill Country CattleWomen , The Texas Beef Council and the Farm Bureau of Fredericksburg, Texas are hosting a “Women’s Ranch Seminar” at the Farm Bureau Building, 237 Equestrian Drive, Fredericksburg on February 3, 2017 from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Women who have questions about ranch management have an opportunity to spend a few hours gathering information.
Hill Country CattleWomen , The Texas Beef Council and the Farm Bureau of Fredericksburg, Texas are hosting a “Women’s Ranch Seminar” at the Farm Bureau Building, 237 Equestrian Drive, Fredericksburg on February 3, 2017 from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Women who have questions about ranch management have an opportunity to spend a few hours gathering information.
   MASON, Texas – Capital Farm Credit’s Board of Directors approved a $36.8 million cash retirement of allocated equities issued in 2010. Borrowers with loans in 2010 will receive their share of the cash payment in checks mailed last week. Combined with the $56.7 million cash patronage paid in March of this year, Capital Farm Credit has returned total cash distributions of more than $93.5 million to our members in 2016. “Capital Farm Credit has one of the strongest patronage div ...

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