Tuesday, March 10, 2009

Panhandle Game


Panhandle Game, anyone?

Chicken fried venison perhaps? Or maybe the Mixed Grill Patter including elk sausage, fried venison, and quail is more your taste?

Sunday, March 8, 2009

Ornament

Ornament.

Dillo or porcupine?

Saturday, March 7, 2009

TX-Sized Goldfish


So you can't really tell but these are Texas-sized goldfish* (that wall surrounding them is at least 3 feet high). They live at The Alamo. You know, like the Fort. Like "Remember the Alamo". Like "Come and Get it."

Texas-sized goldfish that live at the Alamo? Yeah, I wouldn't mess with them.


*Okay, not really. But they were startling large fish and they really do live at The Alamo.

Friday, March 6, 2009

Blooming in January


Oh hello cool flower that blooms in January. What up?

Thursday, March 5, 2009

Wednesday, March 4, 2009

Winter Cactus


Ever wondered what a dead-in-"winter" cactus looks like?

Well here you go:

Tuesday, March 3, 2009

Hey Y'all

Update: I will have to update the text blurb on the right because I know say "y'all" without thinking about it.

Even worse? I say it correctly. Texans don't correct my pronunciation of it anymore.

Religious Duckies

Oh hey, religious duckies, how's it going?

These are sold in some random store on the main street of Fredericksburg, TX should you be interested. Fredericksburg is home to many random stores. And bakeries. Bakeries that don't sell cupcakes. Wtf?

More duckies to come. Stay tuned.

Monday, March 2, 2009

Idaho Spud Candy

It is a scary world when this is considered candy.

No, I don't know what it is but I do depend on google to run my life so I googled it and found this: Idaho Spud Fan Club.

Apparently you can make appetizers, pie, or cake with these guys (and usually with microwaves, not so much ovens). Huh....

Sunday, March 1, 2009

Got Snow?


So, I get that winter decorations are generally seasonal. But really: the "Got Snow?" and "Let it Snow" ones in Austin?

In Austin?! You know, the city where we set a new record high on Friday: 91' in February.