East Texas is filled with entrepreneurs and business owners that have Texas-sized tenacity. This issue, the cover story features Bridgette Hooper and her well-known, upscale clothing store.
There is a brief window in East Texas. The wet, bone-numbing chill of winter fades away, and the sun shines for several hours in a row without searing the paint of every car on the road.
As BSCENE pushes forward into 2012, and as we progress in our monthly format; Kelly and I are beginning to see so many changes happening now, with even more on the horizon.
This past weekend, I had the chance to spend an amazing day doing something I really love: knitting. Just kidding. Actually I was able to do something that, in all my years of rabid fandom, I'd never been able to accomplish.
I am a firm believer that the day doesn't begin until after 5 p.m. It seems the arrival of daylight saving time correlates with all the fun events that take place mid spring.
Spring is in the air. Can you feel it? I couldn't be more excited about all the events that happen outdoors when the weather begins to warm up. But it's not time to bust out the boots for Cattle Barons' just yet.
So, I guess the cat is out of the bag. I'm leaving Tyler to become a monster truck driver in West Virginia. Oh, wait... different cat and that's not my bag. I meant the one about BSCENE going monthly.
