Making 50s Look Like 20s
Howdy y’all – Merry Christmas! This year I “decided” to do something different: write the annual Christmas letter on the day itself. So far, that’s working great! Monica and I slept in today and opened our gifts to each other just before noon. It was a small affair and the …
I’m getting an early start on the Christmas Letter this year, relatively speaking. Another year gone by in the blink of an eye. The old folks say that time goes faster and faster, which does seem to be true. I guess that means I’m one of them now!. Anyway, I …
Howdy from AggieLand on this Christmas Eve. This year’s holiday missive has absolutely no pre-planning behind it, so take it for what it is, Dear Reader, and forgive any errors and trespasses. While the erstwhile press is full of articles about the Great Resignation, here at the Moore Dynasty we …
In January 2021 we somehow unearthed paper copies of the 1995 and 96 Christmas Letters:
An ode to 2020, in A Minor: Hit the Road, JackAnd don’t ya come backNo more, no more more, no Moore. 🙂 More seriously, 2020 has gotten a bad rap and legitimately so for many people who have lost wages, jobs, and businesses and those who have battled COVID-19 (it …
Late as this missive is, perhaps I should title it the New Year’s Eve letter. 🙂 Almost a year ago, Monica and I rang in 2019 in style by trying – and failing – to keep up with the (Doug and Lisa) Joneses! After that, the new year unfolded more …
Dear Family and Friends: 2018 has gone by in a blur and as I sit outside on a beautiful 75-degree day in Texas, I find it difficult to pull the threads together into a coherent tapestry of the year. Here’s a pic of us on at the Queen’s Ball in …
Dear Family and Friends: 2017 was a filled with significant changes for the Moore Dynasty in Texas. As of September, Monica and I are now officially empty-nesters. We are now bound to our station in life by our furry children as much as anything else now – a pair of …
Dear Friends and Family: This year’s letter comes a bit after the fact, a delay that can only be excused by the distractions of the season. So, with Christmas more than a week in the rearview mirror, this isn’t so much a Merry Christmas missive as it is a reflection …
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