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Rollie Agado May 30, 2011

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The San Juan Hotel
Built in 1919 (exterior redone in 1928) is an abandoned Texas landmark that is steeped in history. Efforts are being made to save this place from being demolished. A few steps away from the exposed doorway, is a Texas landmark si

Somewhere between the tender age of 6 and 9, my lifelong relationship with Ozzy Osborne was forged. I didn’t happen across him by way of a music video or a hand me down cassette from neighbor or relative.

I went to a local corner lot carnival

Tonight, I accepted an invite from my bruder @omargluna to meet up at the Ranch Motel Leisure Club to take in my first ever pickleball experience.

Which I believe to be one of the most redeeming contributions put forth by millennials.

This country

A Cardinal has taken up residence in one of the neighboring trees in my backyard. Little man has a majestic red coat and appears to be building a little nest 🪹, atop a tree that looms over the fence into our yard.

Years ago, someone shared the be

The Lynn Theater
Built in 1947, located in downtown Gonzales Texas.
This theater was recently saved from becoming apartments last year.

Juan Nepomuceno Seguín

A fascinating figure who’s had a number of things named after him in Texas, including the City of Seguin which was founded in 1838 - back when it was a Republic.

His accomplishments are too vast to list, but they

Mural

by: @mezdata
350 St. George Street
Gonzales TX

Attended a panel discussion this evening over at the Centro de Artes, that featured three artists whose work is currently on display. The exhibition is called - Borders, Bleeds, Margins and Gutters - it’s a celebration of all things comic/grap

Tonight, had the pleasure and privilege of meeting Penny.

My brother Mitch is working with the @footbridgefoundation to foster this dog that was rescued from the horrific situation that has happened in Central Texas.

Attempts were made to find her