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Give volunteering a try

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I’m not sure the general citizen understands that all our active-duty military personnel serve voluntarily. No one has been drafted for decades. That means you should be grateful your son or daughter is not ordered to serve. The sacrifices of those who have volunteered should be appreciated even more.
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Paxton hopes to unify Republicans after runoff

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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and his allies began working to repair fissures among GOP voters after he routed incumbent U.S. Sen. John Cornyn in the March 26 runoff, The Dallas Morning News reported. Both Paxton and his general election opponent, Democratic nominee James Talarico, swiftly went on the attack in what promises to be the most expensive Senate general election race in history.
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Colorful Expletives

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When I was a youngster, I would hear the occasional curse word, but the use of those words seemed to be rare. The only person I knew that used them, and with some skill I might add, was my dad. I came to understand that the usage of colorful expletives was primarily task oriented, you see, my father was a mechanic and the ability to curse is, after all, implicit in that trade. Dad had the ability to take common place nouns and verbs and enhance them to the point of art; it was sort of like a Jackson Pollock painting with words; they were splashed all over the audiological canvas of your mind, completely nonsensical, but filled with emotion.
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State’s wind projects at a standstill

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Dozens of Texas wind projects have been halted because the Department of Defense has not approved the federal permits required for them to move forward, the Austin American- Statesman reported. Data from the American Clean Power Association indicates the state has 54 wind projects stalled as part of a nationwide delay affecting 165 onshore wind projects.
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The Prism — Part 3 — The Prism of Christ

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This all brings me to seeing things through the prism of Christ, of which there has been much fuss made about. There have been countless books written on the subject, essays galore, and the modern podcasters addressing this topic are endless. I have personally discovered that as long as I have had ample sleep the preceding night, it’s not too close to lunch, I’m in a good mood, and you haven’t irritated me to any great degree, I’m quite adept at seeing things his way and being Christlike.
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Lawmakers support lifting camp safety law

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Top Texas legislators are pushing to waive a new state law that requires camps to install broadband fiber optics to legally operate this summer, The Dallas Morning News reported. Scores of camps are struggling to meet the deadline. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and House Speaker Dustin Burrows released a statement last week saying they support lifting the law.