spring

The sun is out, spring and summer are on the horizon and your house is in dire need of a deep cleaning. Never fear, I've assembled a list of awesome must-have weapons in your cleaning arsenal.

Nature reminds us that the light will return. We, too, will experience a revival of life--in nature, in our communities, and in ourselves.

There are both critics and advocates of the Daylight Savings schedule. None of us want to lose an extra hour of sleep, sure. But, there are definite benefits.

This morning when I woke up - in Nacogdoches - the temperature was 41°. Forty. One. Degrees. In. April.

If you have kids, I think you'll find they'll enjoy many of these things, as well. Especially if it means they can spend more time with you.

The SFA Gardens Facebook page has this post up, that has us looking forward to the fall:

If you're not Croc'n, you're not rockin'.

Make plans to be at the Pineywoods Native Plant Center in Nacogdoches on Saturday, April 6th for the Garden Gala Day Plant Sale.

This message is courtesy of MC, a concerned - and cold - East Texan.

Let me start off by saying this: I am not a meteorologist, in any way. I don't even pretend to be one. However, I can still make weather predictions.

Why do lawn irrigation systems have to be so darned hard to program? If you'd rather have crispy grass than spend an hour of your life trying to make it work right, you are not alone.

Dairy Queen restaurants across East Texas will give you a free vanilla cone, and there's only one thing you have to do to get it.