driving

It's been about a month and a half since I moved here, some things are awesome, some questionable, but mostly I'm feeling at home. Here are a few things I've noticed since moving to Amarillo.

We may not get it often, but when it rains, it pours... literally.

The first day of school was hectic for some college students in Canyon.

I'm a pretty gregarious driver.  But there are certain things that get under my skin.  Apparently, I'm not alone.

If you have lived in the great city of Amarillo for any amount of time, there are probably a few things you have picked up on... one of them being that we have INCREDIBLE people. You'll be hard pressed to find better folks... but one thing all Amarillo people seem to have in common is that we are HORRIBLE DRIVERS .

The Lone Star State ranked number 4 on list of the worst drivers in the United States.

Let's face it, we live in a city where people obviously do not know how to drive.  I mean just look at how many wrecks happen here on a daily basis.  It is crazy. We all have to take drivers ed and a test to get your driver's license.  It doesn't matter how long ago it was that the class was taken, we were taught the fundamentals of driving, so how is it that half the population of Amarillo has fo

I must admit I was thankful that I was on vacation when the snow started coming down on Friday.  I knew that I could stay warm and cozy in my house and didn't have to worry about getting out and battling the roads.

It's one thing to try and squeeze out of a tight spot. It's another to try and squeeze out of a gigantic one.

A new policy has been passed by the Texas Legislation that will drop the second inspection sticker from your car windshield.

I'm one of those people who get into a friends new car and go giddy over the technology.  "Oh look you have one of those cameras that helps you back up, I don't, I just turn my neck."  Yes, I'm that person.  Sadly, I don't foresee a new car any time soon in my future.  I'll just keep driving mine until it falls apart.  She's a good car.  However, with that said I'm looking forward to the

Since most of us live in Amarillo we don't have a huge commute to work, but if you live in some of the surrounding towns and commute to Amarillo, you have to make a long drive daily.  So not matter how long you are in the car, how do you pass the time when you are driving.