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Tag Archives: tradition
Not So Silent Night
On Christmas Eve 1914 something special happened. German and British troops stopped fighting and killing each other for a few hours. Their actions became the stuff of legends and war stories told over and over to children, grandchildren, and others. … Continue reading
Posted in Civility, Daily Life, Family Vaules, Holidays, Morality, Police
Tagged anger and fear., current-events, Ferguson, grand jury, law enforcement, NYPD, police, police brutality, riots, tradition
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Proudly It Waves?
In the week leading up to the Fourth of July, a number of themes could be heard, read or seen in the media. Many included the holiday weekend and how people would spend their time. Parades, picnics, parties, and cookouts … Continue reading
Far West Dallas?
I took a journey not long ago. In some ways it was a short one. In others it could have been miles. In the course of a few hours I journeyed from down home, traditional Fort Worth to what some … Continue reading
Posted in Old Fort Worth, Progress
Tagged dining, Fort Worth, old fort worth, tradition, urban progress
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