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Sometimes We Mean It
Sometimes we say things that are worth sharing with the outside world. Sometimes we mean it.
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The Rio Grande at Big Bend National Park in Texas/Mexico. The divide that separates Mexico and the United States, within the walls of Santa Elena Canyon. Further reasons why the border fence is a stupid idea for stupid people. To anyone that thinks a border fence is even a feasible idea (let alone a good one) please show them this picture.
Kathy’s Kosmic Kowgirl Kafe, Terlingua, TX
Texas high school disses Al Jazeera journalist: Gabriel Elizondo, above, attempted to interview people at a football game at Booker High School in Booker, Texas, only to get the cold shoulder from an administrator because his business card said “Al Jazeera” on it. This one, in fact. He was doing a fairly straightforward ten-years-later piece on 9/11’s impact on U.S. culture. Guess Gabe has a pretty good answer for how our culture’s changed. (thanks to William Stilwell for the tip)
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Somewhere in West Texas. Texas is a state where you are constantly reminded that you are, in fact, in Texas. Oh and that both Houston and Dallas suck. Texas is also pretty awesome and pretty underrated. Excited to return soon.
The Rio Grande, somewhere outside of Lajitas, TX.
Marfa Prada, outside of Marfa, TX. West Texas is like nowhere else on earth.
