@oelma__ Eat, shower and go to bed I got a few hours before I go back to work. Texas oilfield life. We can talk about how to cook ect. On my days off. 😆 🤣
What can a great coach teach you about leadership?
NBA legend #BillWalton learned from the best - UCLA coach John Wooden
Walton shares lessons of leadership he learned from Wooden & others during his storied career, principles that transfer off the court too
RIP Bill Walton
@brutalfightz Emotionally immature reaction to the young man missing the bus. The father is acting like a woman. Get your emotions together take the kid to school, your emotional outbreak is only making him late for class. When the child is a man he too will be emotionally immature.
Pancho Villa in El Paso on Jan. 1, 1914. At this time he was at the height of his power and popularity, such that the U.S. government considered recognizing him as Mexico's legitimate authority. Another great photo from SMU's Degolyer Library. More here: https://t.co/gWfNNlAZcz
Folks outside their house (it's actually a jacal) in Pharr Texas get paid a visit by U.S. Army soldiers circa 1916. I wonder how comfortable that jacal was to live in. Looks pretty well constructed.
@FOX4Terry@GoodDayFox4@FOX4 Mentally ill you can tell by her eyes. Nobody's home! Pitiful! We need to turn some of these 100+ prisons into mental treatment facilities.
@violadavis For the uncivilized who find every post to try and make an excuse to why nothing is wrong with American society. No one in their right minds try to talk logically to people suffering from mental illness.
@violadavis The Difference Between Sociopath and Psychopath
While psychopaths are classified as people with little or no conscience, sociopaths do have a limited, albeit weak, ability to feel empathy and remorse. Psychopaths can and do follow social conventions when it suits their needs.
This stunning photo was taken in 1899 in Marshall, Tx. by German artist Gabriele Münter, who had traveled to Texas on vacation and it is perfect. Their expressions and the expressions on the children to the right, their clothes,the parasols .. knock me over with a feather!
@dixonsgtusmc3@TracesofTexas@BLMWyoming Slavery was abolished in 1863 in the United States. It was not abolished for another 2 years in Texas. So it would have been over for 30+ years by the time this photo was taken. History 101