Tag Archives: Texas

Who Cares

Posted on September 1, 2019 by jedwardnajera

Sometimes there’s not much to do on a warm Texas evening. I watched a lot of sunsets from our front porch steps. I would sit and watch the sky transform through many colors and shades, and finally the sun disappears, … Continue reading →

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Larry’s Steakhouse

Posted on August 28, 2019 by jedwardnajera

By now we were finishing up the school year. For such a small town, living in Crystal City, Texas was never  dull. The population there was about 1400. The town was small but it had everything we needed. We could … Continue reading →

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Our Corner of Texas

Posted on August 26, 2019 by jedwardnajera

We were young, just married a few months now. Everything was an adventure. We were in a small town that made the front pages across the nation. The Hispanic people there at the time called themselves Chicanos. I never used … Continue reading →

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