wtf

We have this game we like to play in Amarillo. We find new construction around town and we want to know what is going on. Are we getting a new restaurant? Are we getting a new business? What is it?

What is it with people who have a whole lot of money, and putting things where they don't belong?

Murder for hire, polygamy, a run for president, cults, animal rights, and a lot of tigers. Meet Joe Exotic.

Now there is a big giant bag of the candies sitting on my desk and I have to put those candies where my foot usually finds itself.

While there were a lot of left over garage sale items, I did come across a few interesting items that caught my attention.

2020 is a new year, and hopefully this year we can leave the ice cream alone.

It seems outlandish at first, but when you factor in the costs associated with having a baby, pets do seem cheaper.

In the digital age, where almost everyone across the globe is connected via the Internet, there is a community for everything. That includes toilets.

This has to be the slowest burning April Fools joke of all time. Seriously. This has to be a joke. Someone please tell me this is all a joke. Please. Anybody?

All over the world there are regional phrases that make no sense to outsiders. Here's a quick list of phrases I've picked up since moving to Amarillo.

Before we head into 2018, I took it upon myself to ask around and do a bit of personal reflection to see what "resolutions" Amarillo could make for the new year. Here is the short list of what I found.

This is probably one of the best examples of turning lemons into internet gold lemonade.