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Remember 2020 lessons learned

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As we more than happily kick the year 2020 to the curb, fervently hoping for a little better luck in ‘21, I wonder if we Americans will remember the lessons rather harshly learned.

Age sneaks up on publisher

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After continuously hearing the phrase “As we get older ...” for nine-plus years, I rather unhappily announce the transformation officially happened Saturday at 2:33 p.m.

Sweater weather out of hand

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Three steps across the front office last Tuesday, I realized I was either wearing a dress or being slowly consumed by a sweater.

Wanted: turkey translator

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I’m being followed every evening, stared at with dead black eyes, matched stride for stride while my would-be assailants offer occasional rude-sounding comments.

What's next in 2020?

What's next in 2020?

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A foot of snow in December. Ice in October. Both right here in El Campo. Those are my predictions in the family-friendly game everyone can play called “What’s going to happen next in 2020?”

Flag protests disrespectful

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An old soldiers’ adage is that bullets don’t discriminate on a battlefield and that blood, all blood, flows red.

Days blur in pandemic time

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Jolted from a deep sleep by the burst of static confirming my trusty 1980s-era clock radio had once again been knocked off the table, my feet hit the floor and the ritual of modern times began.

Mask choice secret right?

  • Shannon Crabtree
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I’ve been learning a lot about the Constitution this last week, especially the hidden text.

Think about COVID numbers in another light

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Numbers are a whole lot more important now than they were just a few months ago, aka those ancient times before a virus too little bitty to see caused worldwide havoc.

County cases no longer family spread

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Wharton County residents must continue to maintain responsible social distancing and wear a face covering whenever gathered in large crowds or when social distancing is not possible.

New EC school chief needs to continue growth

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Upon becoming a school board trustee in May of 2005, my understanding was that when Mark Pool assumed the helm as superintendent, three of the top priorities were to get finances in order, have the leadership abilities to pass a bond election, and create a compensation plan that would attrac…

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