Had some good aurora activity last night as soon as we arrived at the summit, here's a short time lapse of a few minutes. @Silver_Lollysz

We did enjoy BBQ with a view today from Smokin Z's too!

The Bryan Museum is located inside the former Galveston Orphans Home and the building has a history of it's own

A lot to see at the Bryan Museum including a large gun collection and more

Artwork at the Bryan Museum in Galveston Texas ranges from historical like an 1899 painting from Onderdonk to more modern like these from Andy Warhol

Just a few of a large collection of saddles at the Bryan Museum in Galveston Texas

Poker chips, autographed card that was shot through, and calling card from John Wesley Hardin at the Bryan Museum in Galveston Texas

I can:t look at a diorama without thinking of Night at the Museum... At the Bryan Museum in Galveston

Conquistador shield at the Bryan Museum, Galveston

Dropped my nephew and his wife off for the FIFA game in Houston and made an impromptu trip down to Galveston. Opened in 2015, we were unaware this museum existed...time to take a look

Hey I finally won a parlay!

Just stopped at a Texas diner on I45 where for $20 you get a bbq buffet, fried chicken, chicken fried steak, huge salad bar, all the sides you can think of, a pie buffet and a cobbler and pudding buffet. Also they have an Electrify America charging spot. Hell yeah!

Other space segment investors to SPCX investors today

When time is short and I'm craving a burger, Freddy's hits the spot

RT for a chance to win a Lil Garage 🥶 (beer not included) (21 to enter) (I’ll put a sticker in the box too)

Does your butcher have a burnt end bar? Mine does.

Happy birthday Joe!

I posted this 1942 photo of Jack Walton's Hot Barbecue restaurant, located on U.S. Highway 80 between Dallas and Fort Worth, once before, but at that time I didn't know the rest of the story. I do now, and it is a doozy! This was actually one of several barbecue restaurants owned by Jack Walton. Jack's real name was Arden Lee Walton. He was born in 1898 in Clayton, Texas, which is in Panola County, not too far from Carthage. He enlisted in the Army during WW I and made his way back to Texas afterward. In the mid-1920s he opened a restaurant, Walton's Place, in Dallas. By the time this photo was taken in 1942, he owned several barbecue restaurants, all called "Jack Walton's Hot Barbecue." He became wealthy. Sadly, in 1960, his brother-in-law, Charles Lester Mauney, shot and killed Jack at one of Jack's restaurants. Jack had fired Charles for being drunk at work. Charles didn't take too kindly to it, apparently. They had a fight and Charles shot and killed Jack. Jack's wife, Peggy, outlived him by 48 years, dying in 2008. I can't find any record of what Charles Lester Mauney's legal outcome was, but he died in 1974 and is buried in the Hillcrest cemetery in Forney. Just another splash of Texas history for y'all!

Located at the corner of 249 and 2920 Near Downtown Tomball, Chang's Gourmet has been our local choice for Chinese food for over 20 years General Tso's, hot & sour soup, egg roll, and choice of rice is still only $10.75 for lunch and $12.75 dinner. Big pieces of chicken, too!