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            <title>Happy Mothers Day</title>
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Happy Mothers Day!


Hi Mom,


Happy Mother's Day! Sorry, I am unable to be with you today, but I will see you soon.


Happy Mother's Day to all the Mothers Everywhere! I love you!


I hope all Mothers have a great day!


God could not be everywhere and therefore he made mothers. - Jewish Proverb





The sweetest sounds to mortals givenAre heard in Mother, Home, and Heaven.~William Goldsmith Brown


M-O-T-H-E-R"M" is for the million things she gave me,"O" means only that she's growing old,"T" is for the tears she shed to save me,"H" is for her heart of purest gold;"E" is for her eyes, with love-light shining,"R" means right, and right she'll always be,Put them all together, they spell "MOTHER,"A word that means the world to me.
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            <pubDate>Sun, 13 May 2012 09:23:48 -0500</pubDate>
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            <title>Exploring Buda</title>
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Exploring Buda, Texas-Just 45 Minutes North of San Antonio





by Celia Hayes


We didn't spend all of last weekend watching the wienerdogs run; the Buda City park where that event took place was pleasingly located right next to old down-town Buda, so when we had enough of wandering around between pavilions, we walked along the three or four blocks that constitute Buda ... and looked around. It's one of those sweet, small towns which retain enough of their original late 19th century buildings to be quite charming, even if those buildings mostly run along one side of the street ... because the railway runs alongside the other. Buda's town founding fathers set aside a 150-foot wide reserve of land between Main Street and the International and Great Northern railway line. The International and Great Northern may have been the reason for being in the first place, and the trains still rumble through on a regular basis.


Originally, the town was named Du Pre, but on discovering that there was another town with the same name, everyone agreed to call it Buda. Some sources say the name came from a local mispronunciation of Spanish for 'widow', since the Carrington House hotel and restaurant was the major landmark in town and a number of respectable widows worked there as cooks. Then again, it might have been homage to refugees from the failed Hungarian revolt in the mid-1800s, who settled thereabout.


Time was when the trains would stop in Buda, passengers would detrain, hurry across Main Street and have a quick meal in the Carrington House dining room. The Carrington is still here – a splendid Texas-Victorian pile with a metal roof and wide porches and galleries on two floors, but it is not a hotel any more. It's now office space and an antique store. There are several more antique stores along Main, a florist shop where a corner gas station used to be, a number of pleasant-looking restaurants and bistros and the Wildflour Cakery &amp; Boutique, set up in a brand new-built-to-look old building. (Note: the Mexican Vanilla Cupcakes are to die for!)


Some of the older buildings seem to go on nearly forever – and everyone knows when the trains come through. I think I would get used to it, eventually, and I always loved to hear the sound of a distant train at night, but I think that you need to be about half a mile away for the nostalgic effect to work.


One of the shop owners told me of some buildings across the railroad tracks – also new-built-to-look-old, which were supposed to have stores and offices on the ground floor and residential lofts above ... but alas, the prospective tenants found the noise of trains rumbling past at all hours, a few yards away, just a little too much. I was assured, however, that the newer housing developments in Buda are far enough from the rail line that the romantic effect is achieved, rather than the earsplitting one.


I was tempted to no end by one of the antique places, and shelf after shelf of National Geographic magazines from the 1930s and 1940s. When I was a kid, one of our neighbors had a whole collection of them, and I thought they were fascinating. Not the articles so much, but the advertisements, especially the wartime issues. Maybe I will go back and buy a few for old time's sake. Or at least, for some of the Wildflour Cakery's cupcakes.
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            <title>San Antonio Dog Friendly Condos for Sale</title>
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A Dog-Friendly List of San Antonio Condos for Sale


Check out my new San Antonio dog-friendly Condo list.


by Randy Watson


Hi, my name is Randy Watson and I am a self-confessed dog lover. I am also a real estate agent with Mission Realty, in San Antonio.


Texans love their dogs and cats... and here in San Antonio we are no exception. Dogs and cats are loved everywhere, except it gets a little tricky when it comes to buying real estate that accepts your pets. Especially when looking to buy: condominiums, townhomes and villas; since each may have its own rules and regulations regarding pets. Single family homes have fewer, if no restrictions regarding pets. (A word of caution, some HOA's, even towns/cities may have dog restrictions.)


Moving to a new area, whether across town or across the country is stressful enough, especially, if you have pets. It can be frustrating to fall in love with the perfect home, only to learn that your fur-baby is too big or weighs over the condo complex limit. As a lifelong dog owner, I enjoy helping buyers and sellers who have pets with all their real estate needs. (I don't want you to think we're just limited to dogs and cats... if you have other animals, we can help with them too. Not many condos allow Longhorns, though... How about a nice farm or ranch for sale? ) My team of agents and I can help you find a dog friendly condo community that will welcome you and your dogs.


#call-now-condos#


Many condominiums for sale in San Antonio allow pets, but, even so, it may not be exact the right condo for you and your furry friend. I happen to think that dogs need to have lots of green space. Just because the Condo board rules allow pets, doesn't mean that is the right place for you and your dog. A condo that is a building in the middle of a parking lot with little to no grass or trees, doesn't have a lot to offer for your dog, unless there are some nature trails or they are next to a park.


Some condos allow pets, but what they really mean is that they don't really want pets. So you find out the rule is you must carry your dog through the lobby. (That's pure craziness.) Or they only allow cats or non-shedding dogs under 12lbs. Don't get frustrated, there are many San Antonio pet-friendly condos complexes that not only allow big dogs, but maybe allow 2 or 3 dogs, too.


Me and my hound, Milo (actually he's an Australian Shepherd) are hunting down San Antonio condos for sale that not only allow pets, but welcome them with pet-centered amenities such as dog runs, dog wash tubs, and poop-bag dispensers near the potty areas. Maybe the condo complex has a nice dog park or trails nearby. We'll check it out and see if we get the 2 paws up from my dog, Milo.


I've started creating a list of San Antonio dog-friendly condos for sale. It is by far, not a complete list and I'll add to it as I find out more. If you happen to live in or know about a San Antonio dog-friendly condo please let me and Milo know and we will add your condo to our list. 


#call-us#


Put us to work to find you a San Antonio condo for sale that fits you, your pets and your lifestyle. We are condo specialists, we specialize in Medical Center condos for sale, Alamo Heights condos, New Braunfels condos or downtown San Antonio condos for sale. 


Call Team Randy Watson at 210-319-4960 to help find you a San Antonio Dog-Friendly Condo.  



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            <pubDate>Tue, 08 May 2012 21:03:53 -0500</pubDate>
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            <title>Wiener Dog Races in Buda</title>
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The Running of the Wiener Dogs in Buda, Texas


by Celia Hayes


Let me say up front that we're still a little unsure of how to pronounce 'Buda' – although most of the people that we met there last weekend pronounced it 'B-yu-dah', which is fair enough. For those unfamiliar with the geography of South Texas, it is a once fairly independent and separate little community about an hour's drive north of San Antonio on IH-35, and close enough to Austin that it and the similar little community of Kyle are more or less bedroom slippers to Austin, as Boerne and Bulverde are now bedroom slippers to San Antonio.


We decided to go to support a friend who has a dachshund and who had a vendor booth for his bird feeders and ornamental lanterns, and because the mental vision of galloping wiener dogs was too much cuteness to resist. It seems to have begun as a sort of adjunct to a Lion's Club hotdog roast fund-raiser, and then someone suggested the notion of racing dachshunds as an attention-getting device. The whole thing took off from there, and now Buda has fully embraced the image of being the Wiener Dog Racing Capital of Texas – well, anything is better than slipping into dull suburban anonymity. The Wiener Dog Races in Buda a have just had their fifteenth run, so I can pretty much say it is now a well-established tradition – as being a very well organized one.


The event itself takes place in a city park in the older part of town, and in order to keep the traffic and parking situation from getting totally out of hand, the Lions' Club very cleverly set up the parking lot in a huge empty field behind the equally huge Cabela's outlet, just off the highway, and shuttled people to and fro in school-buses, which seemed to come every five minutes or so. Getting to the festival itself was practically painless, although I did feel for those people who were juggling folding chairs, kid-strollers and a dog or two on leashes. Did I mention that this was a totally dog-friendly event?


Why, certainly it was. Although only dachshunds or mostly-dachshunds can run as contestants in the races, other dogs were totally welcome into the venue itself, and even into many of the shops open on Main Street. I think about a third of the people there had dogs with them, my daughter says no, more like half ... but as there were as many attendees who had multiple dogs, so it probably came out pretty much like. And if you didn't arrive with a dog, there were opportunities offered by various dachshund rescue associations to leave with one, if you were so inclined. Dachshunds are jolly little dogs, friendly for the most part – and they made a fine show in the first heats, too. None of them lost interest half-way down the track, although some owners of fine racing wiener dog stock tell us that the racing is something that they really have to be in the mood for doing.


A lot of the vendors had dog and dog-related items; stuffed sock dogs, metal art featuring wiener-dogs, jewelry ... and dog treats, of all kinds. The two creators of OohLaLa Gourmet Dog Treats even went so far as to tell us that their dog treat cookies were so wholesome and good that they could even be eaten by humans. There was one thing that we did notice, though ... the whole of that afternoon in Buda, we didn't see a single cat. I wonder why?
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            <title>Veterans Land Board Increases Loan Amounts</title>
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PRESS RELEASE: VLB now offering $417,000 for home purchases, $100,000 for land


Benefits for Texas veterans continue to grow with unanimous vote by board


VLB now offering $417,000 for home purchases, $100,000 for land


Benefits for Texas veterans continue to grow with unanimous vote by board   FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 26, 2012  AUSTIN - Texas veterans can now take advantage of the VLB's low-interest rate loans to borrow as much as $417,000 to buy a home and $100,000 to buy land.


The Texas Veterans Land Board voted unanimously today to increase the home and land loan limits in the latest expansion of benefits under the leadership of Chairman Jerry Patterson.


"Texas veterans have more than earned this increased VLB benefit," Patterson said. "Increasing these loan limits gives Texas veterans additional purchasing power to buy the home of their dreams or a find a little piece of Texas to call their own."


Since taking office in 2003, Patterson has raised the amount Texas veterans may borrow for a home from $150,000 up to $417,000. Buying land throughout the VLB has gotten easier, too. Under Patterson's direction, the VLB has reduced the minimum acreage that could be bought with a VLB land loan from five acres to one acre, making it easier for veterans to buy lots closer to urban areas. A Texas veteran can simultaneously have a VLB land loan, a VLB home loan and a VLB home improvement loan.


The Texas Veterans Land Board was created in 1946 to help veterans returning from World War II buy land for agricultural purposes. The program has changed over the years as land prices rose sharply and VLB land loan amounts have increased from the original $7,500.


"No other state can match what the VLB offers: low-cost home, land and home improvement loans; skilled nursing facilities and cemeteries - all exclusively for Texas veterans or their spouses," Patterson said. "And all of our programs are self-funding, which is good news for Texas taxpayers."


For more information on Texas Veterans Land Board home, land and home improvement loans, Texas State Veterans Homes, or Texas State Veterans Cemeteries, call 1-800-252-VETS (1-800-252-8387), or visit the Veterans Land Board Web site at www.texasveterans.com.
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“For Sale – Charming San Antonio 3 Bedroom Filled with Junk”


While curb appeal is certainly important when it comes to selling a house, a cluttered home filled with junk is not going to sell very well, if at all. Decluttering a home significantly increases the chance it sells fast, and it offers you the best chance to get top dollar in the San Antonio real estate market.


Effective decluttering strategies include donating unused items, recycling, hiring a junk removal service or renting a roll off dumpster. Any real estate agent will tell you that a clean, well-organized home is far more appealing to potential buyers than one with junk occupying every nook and cranny.


Rent a Dumpster


Renting a roll off dumpster is the perfect way to offload building materials, scrap and other junk. The process is easy. Simply call a local dumpster rental company in San Antonio, and they’ll deliver the dumpster straight to your home. When you're finished decluttering your home, the dumpster rental company comes and picks up the container.


Renting a dumpster offers the advantage of allowing you to cleanup at your leisure – there’s no rush to complete the job in one day. The standard length of time most dumpster rental companies leave the roll off container at your home is seven days, but most dumpster service providers offer flexibility if you would like the container picked up sooner or kept longer. 


Let Someone Else Do the Junk Removal for You


One of the quickest and certainly easiest methods for decluttering a messy home is hiring a junk removal service. Junk removal companies do all the work from start to finish, including the dumpster drop off, cleanup and container pickup. The only work you do is picking up the phone to schedule a date. Find a reputable junk removal service in San Antonio today to clear out the junk fast for your upcoming open house.


Give to Charity Donating to local charitable organizations helps out those less fortunate and also offers a tax benefit. Of course, it also helps declutter your home. You can use The Salvation Army’s Valuation Guide to determine the approximate value of your charitable donations for tax purposes. Building materials and furniture can be donated to places like Habitat for Humanity. Just bring in any building materials or furniture that’s in decent shape to any one of several Habitat for Humanity ReStores locations across the state of Texas. These charitable donations offer a tax benefit as well. 


Sell or Scrap Your Junk You can make money off your junk by selling or scrapping out certain household goods, metals or building materials. Thanks to the Internet, it’s a breeze to offload any item of value. Try listing your items online at websites like eBay or the San Antonio Craigslist page to find local buyers. A yard or garage sale can also help declutter your home over a weekend.


Scrapping out construction materials can help you declutter and put a few bucks in your pocket. Local scrap yards will purchase virtually any type of metal. These places also pay you for old appliances, such as washer and dryers, and for cars in any condition. Online scrap trading communities, like RecycleInMe.com, make it easier to find scrap buyers looking for plastic, rubber, metal and paper scrap. You can also check the phone book for local scrap yards and give them a call directly.


Hopefully these simple tips will help get you on the right path for achieving a clutter-free home. It’s one of the first steps in effectively marketing your home to potential buyers, and it will help you sell your home in no time!



Guest Blog Contributor: Joe Eitel is a web content writer for Hometown Dumpster Rental, the leading online resource for finding local dumpster rental and junk removal service providers nationwide. Search Hometown’s extensive dumpster rental database for free and find a reputable roll off dumpster rental companies in your area. Also check out the Hometown Dumpster Rental Blog for additional tips and tricks.



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            <title>Print and Solve Crosswords Puzzle Number 8 Weighty Matters</title>
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SATXBlog Crossword Puzzle 8-"Weighty Matters"


Print and Solve the Crossword Puzzle #8. We also have a daily interactive crosswords puzzle, too!


"Weighty Matters?" by Myles Mellor








Across1. Expert5. Catch, in a way10. Center of authority14. Cuckoos15. Impede16. Bridge toll unit17. Easy to pick up20. Baffled21. One of the Simpsons22. Supply with ammo23. Marriage, for one?26. Raw liquors28. "China Beach" setting31. Capture33. Lagerlöf's "The Wonderful Adventures of___"34. "Right away!"36. Applications38. Hotel posting41. Ghost whisperer?44. Money in the bank, say45. Case46. Peeved"How ___ Mehta Got Kissed, Got Wild, andGot a Life" (Kaavya Viswanathan novel)47.49. "My ___!"51. This moment52. Bathtub type55. Jupiter, e.g.57. Charlotte-to-Raleigh dir.58. Frozen desserts60. Karate moves64. Sadly68. Fill69. Cookie Monster cohort70. Call to a mate71. 1914 battle line72. Big Bertha's birthplace73. Combine






Down1. Apple variety2. Condo, e.g.3. Fixes, in a way4. "Confessions" singer5. Grassland6. Balaam's mount7. Attempt8. As yet9. Genetic material10. Took a load off11. Extreme fatigue12. Notify13. College units18. Detective, at times19. Clothing24. Drawn tight25. Arise27. Sword lilies, for short28. Astronaut's org.29. Deadly biters30. Small house, in London32. End35. Warms up37. Turned sideways39. 100 cents40. Old World duck42. Bologna home43. Bog48. Chinese fruit tree50. "That hurt!"52. Full of gossip53. Son of Simon the Just54. Noblemen56. Bundle59. Minus61. Diamond Head locale62. Some Olympians, nowadays63. Eye affliction65. "___ Town Too" (1981 hit)66. Go for the gold67. Appetite







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Adventures in Home Canning





by Celia Hayes


This latest adventure in home food preparation was my daughter's notion, upon noting that the aisle in our local HEB set aside for housewares and appliances had a new section for home canning supplies; including a sort of starter kit for novices; a large light-weight enamel lidded kettle, with a rack and some implements to shift around the jars ... of which there were also a nice assortment in various sizes. I was certain that we had a huge canning kettle in the garage – a gift from a military friend who was moving to another state – but we couldn't readily find it, as the garage is stuffed with items that my daughter has bought for that residence of her own which she hopes to have one day. But we might have sold the darned thing at the big clearing-out-of-useless-possessions yard sale that we had last year, anyway.


So, following her last big payday, she purchased the kit, a Ball recipe book and some flats of jars, and ever since, we have been experimenting with certain of the fruit and vegetable recipes. We are anticipating a bounty from our garden, in any case – already some of the cucumbers are monstrous in size, and if all the green tomatoes on the plants that we have come ripe at the same time ... send the search party to look for us buried underneath a couple of bushels of tomatoes.


Her part-time job for Edible Arrangements is a source of certain kinds of fruit or fruit scraps ... waste not, want not, you know. Anyway I've always loved the descriptions in Laura Ingalls Wilder's Little House Books of how our pioneer ancestors went through a frenzy of canning, smoking, curing, and otherwise preserving the bounty of their scratched-out gardens, to last through winter and other hard times. I am an epicure when it comes to food, but I am also a tight-wad. I have elevated tastes, but a need to pinch the pennies until a booger comes out from Lincoln's nose. I think the historical person himself would sympathize. After all, he grew up relatively impoverished and in a milieu where people did for themselves...


Anyway, it was a natural progression from home brewing, to home cheese-making, to home canning – although I don't think we'll go as far as getting a high-pressure canning thingy. But if high-end gourmet ready-prepared food items get any more expensive relative to the raw materials for them remaining relatively inexpensive, we might be tempted... even if I am not any more enthused about the joys of botulism than a normally intelligent human being would be...


This is a recipe for a pepper and corn relish which I copied out of a Thanksgiving issue of Gourmet Magazine, lo these many years ago. This relish which can be eaten fresh, or processed in the canning kettle for fifteen minutes. It makes about 5 pint jars.


Combine and simmer for half an hour: 5 ½ cup fresh or frozen corn kernels, 1 finely chopped red bell pepper, 1 finely chopped green bell pepper, one medium onion, 2 carrots, also finely chopped,  1 ½  cup sugar, 1 teasp dry mustard, ½ teasp celery, ¼ teasp turmeric and 1 ½ cup vinegar.


Next weekend, we may be going to Buda for the Annual Wiener Dog Races ... and we're starting another garden project; a raised bed in a relatively unused corner of the yard. Enjoy!



Time for Golf?


Want a San Antono Golf Course Home?


Call The Randy Watson Team of Mission Realty at 210-319-4960
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            <pubDate>Fri, 27 Apr 2012 09:05:32 -0500</pubDate>
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Ben Curtis Wins Texas Valero Open


On Sunday, Ben Curtis finishes victorious in the San Antonio golf world. This Texas Valero Open champion is rewarded with $1,116,000 from this PGA Tour and moves him to 28th in the FedExCup standings.


This was Curtis first start at the Texas Valero Open.


From pgatour.com Daily Wrap: "Holding off Matt Every and John Huh in a tense back-nine finish, Curtis finished with flourish by holing a 12-footer for birdie on the par-5 18th, sealing a two-stroke victory and his fourth PGA TOUR title. His even-par 72 put him at 9 under and triggered a wave of emotions that Curtis said he didn't know were in him."


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            <title>San Antonio Luxury Golf Homes for Sale</title>
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San Antonio Golf Course Homes for Sale


by Randy Watson


Relocating or just looking for a new San Antonio golf course home for sale? Our team of professionals are experts at finding you just the right golf course home, golf course condo or active adult golf community that meets your needs. Stop dreaming of the green fairways and start living the lifestyle with a home on the golf course. No other agents have more up to date San Antonio golf course home information at their finger tips than we do.


Relax you are a phone call away from your dream golf course home! Call us at 210-319-4960


Imagine owning a San Antonio golf home located right at the edge of one of San Antonio's many world-class and historic golf courses. Such luxury golf properties are available now for the discriminating home buyers and savvy investors who recognize value when they see it. From the Hill Country throughout all of San Antonio, we know golf course communities. Tapatio Springs Resort and Golf Club Community, in Boerne is owned by Country Music superstar George Strait. The Cordillera Ranch Golf Club is an exclusive, master-planned gated community built on 8,700 acres offering the very finest in resort-style include a Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course. Old Brack was recently honored as the first golf facility listed in the Texas Registry of Historic Sites. The Dominion Country Club is collocated with the Dominion, San Antonio's premier luxury residential community. The Club At Sonterra is a 36 hole private golf and tennis country club community in the Stone Oak area in the beautiful North Central Corridor of San Antonio ... and this is just a few of the San Antonio golf homes for sale. ...and so many more. San Antonio has over 50 golf courses.We invite you to experience the Texas lifestyle, where you can live and play against a dramatic backdrop of the Hill Country or enjoy the conveniences with the city views overlooking the lush green fairways. Let us find you the San Antonio golf home for sale. We also know about build-able homesites in golf course communities.Or heck, we know where the full on 10,000 square foot ultra-luxury ranch estates are with substantial acreage where you could just put your very own private golf course on! Get started with us! Have San Antonio real estate that you need to sell? We can help you with all your San Antonio real estate needs!


Call us at 210-319-4960 


Start your very own online San Antonio golf course homes search.


 


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