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I spent a few days visiting my daughter in the Dallas area. That included my making a trip by car. I am not a big fan of the drive but I am getting a little more use to it. I got diagnosed with some pretty high blood pressure lately.

Last weekend I made the trip to visit my daughter in the Dallas area. The main reason? We decided to buy her a new couch. Now she moved out of my house almost four years ago. When she moved out she didn't have a couch.

I have owned my car for over three years now. I will say I am a bit on the neurotic side when it comes to this. I refuse to let my car ever get low on gas. I mean ever.

I don't want to seem like a broken record. Or maybe really I do. I don't understand why this has to be such a big deal. McDonald's in this time of uncertainty help us out.

I had to drive to Dallas last weekend to help my daughter move. I am not a fan of driving. I would much rather fly and get my work and or trip started. This was not an option with the ongoing Covid-19 issues.

I will say that this has been some of the craziest times I have ever remembered. We have had other trying times (9/11 and 2008) but this seems right up there.

It seems like it's only been a year since the last time my daughter moved. Oh, wait that is correct. It has. She moved to the Dallas area and she loves it. She just is to the point that she wants to live without a roommate. I get it.

So I got a call from my daughter the day before I was leaving to visit her in the Dallas area. She was SO excited. She waited on a group of business type men and women. She got to talking to them and they really liked her service and how she presented herself.

The news came out yesterday that Forever 21, the popular clothing store, was filing for bankruptcy. With that announcement there would be store closings.
What is going to happen to the location in Westgate Mall here in Amarillo? I needed to know...

When it comes to the oil and petroleum industry in the Texas panhandle, there is one name that virtually everyone know - T. Boone Pickens.

It’s hard to be a mom, right? Even after the age of 18 it doesn’t get any easier.

Moving my child from Amarillo to Dallas last weekend really did kill me. Now I know I raised her to the best of my ability.