I just read the top blogs on AR when all I can think about is sandwiches. Maybe I'm hungry. Doesn't everyone really LOVE sandwiches? If really good bread is essential, why does that first turkey sandwich after TG dinner HAVE to be on fresh squishy white bread with mayo, dressing and cranberry sauce? Ohhhhhh.......that memory got me

Here comes another - from the back stoop at my Uncle Chuck's house (because we weren't allowed inside - it was daylight, we were supposed to be playing.) One piece of Sunbeam bread smeared with oleo, sprinkled with white sugar and folded in half. That was passed through the screen door along with a glass of icewater in a Bama jelly glass. To hold us until dinner was served.

Now that I am way past being an adult, my current favorite is made with a wholewheat 12 grain bread with lots of chewy stuff in it, topped with crunchy peanutbutter and orange marmelade. I can keep all of this onhand for those times when I need to leave too early or come home too late and too tired to actually cook anything.

I am open for suggestions - there must be other good sandwiche memories out there.

 

Gruene Wine Fest
10/10/2009
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Almost forgot this one. Was driving my usual way, cutting down Hunter Road to where it intersects with Gruene Rd. Right at the front door of Gruene Hall, usually cut down tot he right use the new "Not so Low" Low water bridge, check the river and… more
Mozie on down to Gruene
10/06/2009
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Great day in New Braunfels, ran some errands, went to lunch at Mozies in Gruene. A friend and I dropped in to Mozies on Today a little after noon. Pleasantly busy, but not crowded, we were lucky enough to snag the table near the front door. From… more
Rain in New Braunfels
10/06/2009
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I have been out of the loop for a while, working and not working. Reading a lot and showing houses. This past weekend in Comal County TX was exciting. For the past 20 months or so, we have been in a record setting drought and record setting summer… more
My Day, My Say 3/6/2009
03/06/2009
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Nothing much to say except that we need to enjoy each and every day as it comes. I took the boys to the park last week, we walked, we sniffed, we got chased by the geese. It was a good day. I highly reccommend that if you can, take a walk in… more
My Day, My Say 2/28/2009
02/28/2009
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On the way home from San Antonio today, I took a side trip to look for inspiration at the Antique Rose Emporium. In the early 1980's owner Doug Shoup could be found out in the cow pastures around Independence, TX "RoseRustling" or liberating the… more
My Day, My Say 2/24/2009
02/25/2009
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I took this picture last fall on the river (Guadalupe) It's not remarkable but it reminds me of life. As we age we look back and see a blur of colors & textures, some bright, some dark. A few pieces of gold stand out. While reading an… more
My Day, My Say 2/24/2009
02/24/2009
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I took this picture last fall on the river (Guadalupe) It's not remarkable but it reminds me of life. As we age we look back and see a blur of colors & textures, some bright, some dark. A few pieces of gold stand out. While reading an… more
My Day, My Say 2/22/09
02/22/2009
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I read a report today from Richard Fillip, RE/MAX of Texas. In it, he stated that 50% of all new jobs created in America in 2008 were in Texas. Think some of those jobs could be in places like this? As REALTORS we are at the center of a new… more
My Day, My Say
02/22/2009
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Driving around this afternoon doing some real estate duties… I spied this huge water tower in Cibolo. A rapidly growing community NE of San Antonio. One of the things I love about doing errands is the unexpected. Less than a mile away, on… more
 

Anna Horton

New Braunfels, TX

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