But rose bushes survived the freeze, losing leaves but sprouting new blooms. It's good to see our beautiful friends recover from the deadly cold. Nature battles back.)
Saturday, April 3, 2021
RESURRECTION DAY, LIFE SPRINGS AGAIN IN LOCAL GARDENS
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rita
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Ojalá y te me borraras de mis sueños
Y poder desdibujarte
Ojalá y pudiera ahogarte en un charco
Lleno de rosas y amor
Not only that, the freeze killed a lot of stuff too!
Tough loss for UHouston.
They were never in the game.
Maybe next year, vato!
pop up lanes increased cycling during pandemic
Doesn't hold true here gringos are too stuck-up, meskins can't afford a bike, there are no asians and blacks here
SO STOP BUILDING BIKE LANES pinche pendeja...
The most salient wave of restrictive legislation is now moving through legislatures in Arizona, Florida, New Hampshire, and Texas. The first two states have had relatively wide-open voting laws in the past; Republicans in Arizona and Florida previously supported no-excuse voting by mail and provisions for automatically receiving mail ballots via a permanent registration system.
New Hampshire and Texas, on the other hand, already have some of the most restrictive voting laws in the country. But all four are moving in the same restrictive direction now.
I bet 10,000 people have tweeted, “Houston, we have a problem”
Trump Campaign Used Scam Tactics To Sap Money From Supporters: New York Times
Donald Trump’s reelection campaign used scammy online tactics to draw millions of dollars from unwitting supporters, the Times said.
Locals?
Disappointment.
Again
Sooooooo-oh Brownsville
78-59
ouch.
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