lostaussie

Streaks are made to be broken. Just not tomorrow. Wanna be there. I just can't make it happen. I be paying attention though. Should be an awesome game!!!

The streak does not end tomorrow night!!!

That's one I will never live down!!!!

lostaussie, it's good to see you've found a comfortable home here at the setx. Here's to hoping I can show you to your seat in December. 

I doubt few if any have seen Kennedale play. Most are probably just hoping. 
It's Gameday. Good luck to both and safe travels to Nac!!!!
 

I doubt few if any have seen Kennedale play. Most are probably just hoping. 
It's Gameday. Good luck to both and safe travels to Nac!!!!
 

I doubt few if any have seen Kennedale play. Most are probably just hoping. 
It's Gameday. Good luck to both and safe travels to Nac!!!!
 

Streaks are made to be broken. Just not tomorrow. Wanna be there. I just can't make it happen. I be paying attention though. Should be an awesome game!!!

Exactly. This is the same thing I said when we played Carthage. Should be a heck of a matchup. I'm still trying to figure out if I can get there or not. Good luck to both.

I actually have the High Island/Union Hill game marked on my calendar for Saturday Oct.21st. It will be my first game. 

Wherever he goes......they will be dang glad to get him. In college he will have to put on some weight........but as my bird dog trainer told me yesterday. She's light on her feet, that's a really good trait. Keontay is certainly light on his feet. That kid is a little different and a cut above. 

Keaontay Ingrim going to look mighty good in the burnt orange. 

Good to see both teams get back on the field. Happy for you guys.

Glad the Mustangs (and the Cards for that matter) get back to the business of playing ball.

Good to see both teams get back on the field. Happy for you guys.

Thanks lostaussie. Gilmer is always great on offense, just need a good defense and they would be even better.

Lol. Last night that was the mantra for sure........but I saw a few bright spot and we adjusted pretty well at the half. I think we will continue to improve on defense, but as I said, LE is certainly no slouch. They have athletes ALL over the field. 
As for the Buckeyes, hopefully we will continue to move kids around and figure it out. 
More importantly, hopefully some of y'all get dried out and get back to some normalcy. Really hate so many have it so bad right now. It's just a terrible situation for all. God Bless

I know you guys and also all of the other schools are disappointed that you won't get under way on time. But, at this point football has got to take a way back seat to the terrible problems facing all the cities to the South and Southeast. Football season will start soon enough. All you folks stay safe down there and take care. 

I know you guys and also all of the other schools are disappointed that you won't get under way on time. But, at this point football has got to take a way back seat to the terrible problems facing all the cities to the South and Southeast. Football season will start soon enough. All you folks stay safe down there and take care. 

I know you guys and also all of the other schools are disappointed that you won't get under way on time. But, at this point football has got to take a way back seat to the terrible problems facing all the cities to the South and Southeast. Football season will start soon enough. All you folks stay safe down there and take care. 

I know you guys and also all of the other schools are disappointed that you won't get under way on time. But, at this point football has got to take a way back seat to the terrible problems facing all the cities to the South and Southeast. Football season will start soon enough. All you folks stay safe down there and take care. 

I know you guys and also all of the other schools are disappointed that you won't get under way on time. But, at this point football has got to take a way back seat to the terrible problems facing all the cities to the South and Southeast. Football season will start soon enough. All you folks stay safe down there and take care. 

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We are 38 days away from the start of the Texas High School Football Season and today is.....
NATIONAL TEQUILA DAY
On July 24 grab a lime and the salt.  It’s National Tequila Day!
Made from the blue agave plant, tequila has a deep and storied history. Named after the small town of Tequila in a valley west of Guadalajara in Jalisco, Mexico, the spirit was known as mezcal wine about the time the conquistadors came to the continent.
Many names we recognize on the labels today were the very first commercial producers of tequila. In fact, Jose’Antonio Cuervo held the first license for manufacturing the favored beverage, courtesy of the King of Spain. He kept well-known company. Don Cenobio Sauza and Félix López, also producers of tequila, whose businesses continue in some form today.
Agave grows in a variety of ways.  Blue agave, grown in the highlands region, is larger in size and sweeter in aroma and taste.  Agave grown in the lowland regions have a more herbaceous fragrance and flavor. Like similar legislation for bourbon and cognac, Mexican law states tequila is only tequila if it is produced within Jalisco and limited regions in the states of Guanajuato, Michoacan, Nayarit, and Tamaulipas.  If the same ingredients are distilled anywhere else, it’s not tequila.
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We are 46 days away from the start of  the Texas High School Football Season and today is.... 
NATIONAL ICE CREAM DAY
National Ice Cream Day is observed each year on the 3rd Sunday in July and is a part of National Ice Cream Month.  This day is a fun celebration enjoyed with a bowl, cup or cone filled with your favorite flavor of ice cream.
Thousands of years ago, people in the Persian Empire would put snow in a bowl, pour grape-juice concentrate over it and eat it as a treat.  They did this when the weather was hot and used the snow saved in the cool-keeping underground chambers known as “yakhchal”, or taken from the snowfall that remained at the stop of mountains by the summer capital.
It is believed that ice cream was first introduced into the United States by Quaker colonists who brought their ice cream recipes with them.  Their ice cream was sold at shops in New York and other cities during the colonial era.
Ben Franklin, George Washington and Thomas Jefferson enjoyed ice cream.
1813 -First Lady Dolley Madison served ice cream at the Inaugural Ball.
1832 – African American confectioner, Augustus Jackson, created multiple ice cream recipes as well as a superior technique to manufacture ice cream.
1843 – Philadelphian, Nancy Johnson, received the first U.S. patent for a small-scale hand-cranked ice cream freezer.
1920 – Harry Burt puts the first ice cream trucks on the streets.
HOW TO OBSERVE
Enjoy National Ice Cream Day by sharing some with your family and friends! Post on social media using #NationalIceCreamDay.
HISTORY
In 1984, President Ronald Reagan proclaimed July as National Ice Cream Month and established National Ice Cream Day as the third Sunday in the month of July.