This second is the beginning of the rest of one’s life on earth.
Consequently, it’s smartest to live that remaining time here to the fullest. How to do that might seem simple initially, yet doing it can be quite complicated. One could compare the situation to winning a million dollars. Many dream to be rich with money, but those who are often don’t know what to do and waste it foolishly, records indicate.
Kansas’ real cowboys have again proven to be the best in the world.
No argument about that after checking tabulations from the 15th Working Ranch Cowboys Association (WRCA) World Championship Ranch Rodeo in Amarillo, Texas.
Ranches either based in Kansas or with rangeland leases in the state took the top four spots out of 21 teams from Kansas, Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Florida, Nebraska, Wyoming, Oklahoma, Arizona and South Dakota.
Writing is easy, but knowing what to scribe sometimes becomes more complicated.
We sure don’t want to overlook “The Reason For The Season.” There really isn’t very much about the holiday spirit that we haven’t touched upon sometime considering the many moons we’ve been pushing the pen, typewriter keys and computer buttons.
Extreme Cowboy Race contestants converged on Topeka, Kansas, for a wild and fast paced event during the 2010 Extreme Cowboy Association World Championship, according to Bill Hill president of the sponsoring group headquartered in Bluff Dale, Texas.
“More than 140 contestants came from 28 states, Canada and Australia to compete for the title of EXCA World Champion,” Hull explained.
It sure would be nice to be able to sing.
Our talents are scare in all areas, but the worst would have to be our inability to sing.
We don’t sing in the bath tub, or when we ride because our horse bucked us off the time we did. Occasionally, without a thought when others open their hymnals, we start to join in the spirit, but one sound from our lips, and all heads turn our way, so we quickly stop.
It sure would be nice to be able to sing.
Our talents are quite scarce, but the worst would have to be our inability to sing. We don’t sing in the bath tub, or when we ride, because our horse bucked us off the time we did. Occasionally, without a thought when others open their hymnals, we start to join in the spirit, but one sound from our lips, and all heads turn our way, so we quickly stop.
Life could go on without cell phones.
We firmly believe that, but the majority of the population probably doesn’t agree. Many people seem addicted to the contraptions and are almost constantly checking for calls, answering and talking on them while rudely ignoring pre-existing conversations.