By Amanda Hill There are a lot of foods out there that are supposed to bring you good luck in the New Year—black-eyed peas, collard greens, pork and even grapes. The problem is, I don’t really like black-eyed peas or collard greens. They’re just not my thing. So what’s a Texan to do? Aren’t there [...]
By Amanda Hill The clock is ticking. There are just a few days until Christmas and little time left to get your holiday shopping done. I should know, I'm anxiously watching the days click away as my list remains about as long as it was a few weeks ago. There's just so much to do [...]
By Jessica Domel The inspiration for this week's blog post hit me the other day as the Texas Farm Bureau Public Relations staff gathered together in our cafeteria for a pre-holiday celebration. We were all sitting around the table discussing holiday foods and traditions when one of my co-workers mentioned "Texas trash." I have to say, [...]
By Kelly Bogard It truly is the most wonderful, yet busy, time of the year. With holiday parties and shopping for gifts, in addition to keeping up with everyday life, it can be challenging for even the most organized person. I love to throw parties. I can plan for months for one night. Daniel and [...]
