Yes, I do live in Texas, but I have traveled and I try to keep up with the rest of the world. My wife and I have four young grandsons so I tend take the long view of things. I was self-employed as a craftsman for many years and now I travel when I can, I paddle a kayak when the rivers are up, and do a little research and writing. I collect old postcards, hand-made toys, pieces of rusty wire, and other small treasures including quotes from people who are smarter than I am: "He wrapped himself in quotations - as a beggar would enfold himself in the purple of Emperors." -- Kipling
When time permits I write occasional blog entries about postcards, photographs, or other objects that may range from debris to trophies depending on one’s point of view. I believe they offer enlightening links to other people, places, and times. Perhaps you will agree.
A FEW BLOG TITLES.
The Artisans of Victory: A French WWI Postcard
The Postman's Snuffbox: A UK Mystery
Lincoln Slept Here 25¢: A Glimpse of Mr. Lincoln
A Killer Find: Texas Ceramics and Medicine?
No Angel: A Seaside Mystery – Mae West?
Captain Thomas Leonard: A Civil War Vet
A Spoonful of Sugar: Artillery and Candy: https://kgwbreadcrumbs.blogspot.com/2020/08/a-spoonful-of-sugar_6.html
More Than a Game: The Story of a Bat