Memo to the City of Midland

To say that our new expensive traffic light synchronization system is a disappointment is an insult to disappointments.

Local Destination Imagination Teams: Global Success

Cindy Hammond sent me the following report on how the local teams did in the recently completed “Destination Imagination” global finals (read this post for the back story): Over 1000 teams from the US, UK, Canada, China, Finland, Turkey, Poland, Singapore, Mexico, Guatemala, etc. competed in the Destination Imagination Global Finals held on the campus… Continue reading Local Destination Imagination Teams: Global Success

Neighborhood Killdeer

Killdeer are exceedingly common throughout the US, and they’re even regularly observed around bodies of water in our arid part of the state. Still, I haven’t had the opportunity to observe them up close until a family took up residence around the stream and pond located in our new neighborhood. I shot the following video… Continue reading Neighborhood Killdeer

From dust to dust

Want to know what a West Texas spring is like in an under-construction neighborhood on the edge of town during a severe drought? That’s the eastern edge of the Gobi Desert, aka our driveway. The thing that looks like a phone line laid across the concrete and under the occasional dune is, in fact, our… Continue reading From dust to dust

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