Shelton Park, Claremont

This is a small park that is located in the Claremont village at the corner of Harvard and Bonita Avenue. It has a carved marble statue carved by a local resident that gives it some unique character beyond just being a nice place to bring a sandwich, or smoothie after visiting some of the other restaurants in the Claremont Village.

I could not resist. I just couldn't. The urge was beckoning. Time to get me a steak at one of my favorite places to eat in the state of Texas: Saltgrass. Little did I know that, by the end of the experience, another blog idea would hit me like a boxer's punch.

Your favorite blogger didn't want some puny little cut, but the biggest ribeye they had to offer. Bone-in, too. Ordinarily a 30-dollar meal with salad, baked potato, Shiner Bock bread, ...

Saturday ended a long, back-straining week of reorganizing, moving and cleaning to move our possessions from the lower level of our home to the upper level. (We've decided to rent the downstairs as a separate unit -- again, to mitigate the lost income from my lay-off.) Bigun was feeling the effects as much as we were, though his was a build up of energy from lack of exercise, where ours was the opposite. When DH asked what I wanted to do on Sunday, I looked at Big' and knew immediately.
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MANNY PACQUIO OR TIMOTHY BRADLEY :dubious:

It's pretty incredible that each work day brings a sense of not knowing what's going to happen next, good or bad. Such is the case in life, anyway, but you never know what surprises await when laboring for eight to ten hours a day. Stuff of life happens. That's right. Especially in my place of business and busyness.

When I'm not at home producing computer chickenscratch for all the world to see, I'm working at another computer at my office. I work as a courier...