trouble said:

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Orange cranberry sweet rolls

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oh boy!

The tears I cried at this one

I re-read your post about Ryan and your son again recently and teared up all over again.

I just watched that video and bawled again. Such good memories.

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John F. McGehee Home
San Marcos, Texas

Built in 1889 by John Francis McGehee (1838-1922), a veteran of Hood's Brigade in Civil War. The house, constructed of pine hauled from Bastrop, cypress siding, and handmade brick, is of 19th century Eastlake architectural style. Since McGehee sold the property in 1906, it has had several owners. Dr. J. R. Morton, whose wife, Frances M. Morton, was San Marcos' poet laureate, lived here 1920-51. The George N. Martindales have owned the house since 1955.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1973

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Will never forget. One of the best Aggie moments in history.

Stilson, Greene, Smith, Gonzalez, Arthur, Mr. Stache Minks, Naquin, Stripling, Wacha, and many more...Great Squad...so much talent.

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George Thomas McGehee House
San Marcos, Texas

Among the first settlers in the San Marcos area, George Thomas McGehee (1836-1926) moved here with his parents, Minerva (Hunt) and Thomas Gilmer McGehee, in 1846. He fought in the Civil War with Terry's Texas Rangers and served 3 terms in the State Legislature, 1887-91 and 1893-94. In 1895 he and his wife, Sarah Cherokee Woods McGehee (1849-1928), built this turreted Victorian residence. In 1949 it was bought and restored by Homer M. (1897-1972) and Vola Thompson.
Recorded Texas Historic Landmark - 1975

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Texas County Courthouses:
003 Angelina County, Lufkin, Texas

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STATE HIGHWAY NO. 3
Request by District, dated 02/21/1984
From US 75 in Houston along Winkler Dr and a section of old route of US 75 to another point on SH 146 approximately 9.9 miles northwest of Galveston. (Harris and Galveston Counties)
https://www.dot.state.tx.us/tpp/hwy/SH/SH0003.htm

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This is one I know well. Along with many roads in College Station, it has also been a victim of the unnecessary median movement.

It is a rare day when I don't drive some portion of Old Galveston Road

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3. Aggies Open CWS with Dramatic Win over Florida
Date: June 15, 2024

The Aggies made it to the Heartland for the second time in three seasons. But after losing Braden Montgomery and Shane Sdao the previous weekend, the odds of a deep run were stacked against them. A red hot Florida Gator squad that took 2/3 from the Aggies in March was the first test, and a lengthy rain delay that pushed the start time back to 10:16 pm only added to the drama. Justin Lamkin got the surprise start on the mound for the Aggies, and he delivered amazing results his one time through the order by striking out six and allowing just one hit over three innings. That start allowed the Aggies to manufacture a 3-0 lead, scoring two runs in the second on an infield single and wild pitch, and another in the third on a Caden Sorrell double. Two Gator runs charged to Chris Cortez in the seventh set up a dramatic finish.


Clinging to a 3-2 lead, Evan Aschenbeck struck out Brady Donay to start the top of the ninth. The next batter, Michael Robertson, reached on an infield single to turn the lineup over to Cade Kurland. Kurland crushed a ball to right field and looked to have a go ahead two-run home run, but Jace LaViolette made the play of the year to rob him. Aschenbeck eventually got Ashton Wilson to strike out to end the game.

The Aggies would, of course, go on to win the next three games against Kentucky (5-1), Florida (6-0), and Tennessee (9-5) before falling just short of a national championship.

With a hamstring injury!