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Texas Monthly Oh, sure. It's raining NOW. Just wait until tomorrow.
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You may have noticed that it’s hot outside. If you’re like me, you’re wondering, “How did I end up in hell? I thought I was a semi-decent person.” When I walk outside in the morning, I feel like I may burst into flames. ...


Saul Valdez Best Cover EVER guys. Way to go


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Angel Heart
Before her death, Farrah Fawcett achieved what had long eluded her: three-dimensionality.
by Christopher Kelly
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On May 15, 2009, Farrah Fawcett—the Corpus Christi–born Catholic schoolgirl turned University of Texas sorority sister turned internationally celebrated sex symbol turned bonafide Hollywood ...


Texas Monthly Walking on the Moon
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Life on Earth has not been the same since the day these unforgettable words crackled over the airwaves: “Houston, Tranquility Base here. The Eagle has landed.” Forty years later, the men who ...


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Lisa McCrea I moved to North Carolina in October (from Texas) and love it ~ received my Texas Monthly today and saw "Uncle Ted" on the cover and am homesick...for the 1st time! LOVE the photo, can't wait to read the article!


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In the late seventies, Ted Nugent (a.k.a. “the Nuge” or “Uncle Ted”) had the country’s biggest hard-rock touring act—a wild-ass blend of in-your-face energy, obscene language, and a well-placed loincloth. ...


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The Sunday resignation of Elsa Murano, the first woman and first Hispanic to serve as president of Texas A&M, extends a leadership crisis that has engulfed the university since Murano’s predecessor, Robert Gates, stepped down to become Secretary of Defense in the fall of 2006. ...
Mark at 12:29pm June 17
BAYLOR BEARS!!! we do it for Red Raiders and Tea Sippers....


Sandra at 12:46pm June 17
So long as the Bush Disease spreads across Texas, no.


Mary Beth Pilon .......I absolutely love this magazine! My parents have been long time subscibers, and I have grown up reading it all my life! I am Texas born and Texas raised, and very proud to say so! My husband and I now live in Sacramento, CA and we MISS HOME VERY MUCH......the Texas food for sure!!!! This magazine helps me get through the "I miss home" days! Thanks Texas Monthly and thanks to all my fellow Texans out there! :)


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The Eighty-First Legislature was like Seinfeld: a show about nothing. It was dominated by an event that was a year away, the looming 2010 Republican gubernatorial primary battle between Rick Perry and ...
Esteban at 6:55am June 5
Have you lost your flippin mind on Carona? HB-300 its final from was Chorizo for for the taxpayer toll roads were maintained plus local gas taxes. My name is not Ben Dover to take my Chorizo. A
I guess the lawyers who buy much advertisment on Texas Monthly like the dead voting and the long proud tradition of Vote fraud.
Carona's reversal on toll roads with him accosting an anti toll hero "How much is that senator in the iwndow ... Read More
the one with the graying hair
How much is the senator in the window
I sure hope that man is for sale"
I guess the lawyers who buy much advertisment on Texas Monthly like the dead voting and the long proud tradition of Vote fraud.
Carona's reversal on toll roads with him accosting an anti toll hero "How much is that senator in the iwndow ... Read More
the one with the graying hair
How much is the senator in the window
I sure hope that man is for sale"
Ben at 7:08am June 5
I miss seeing Warren Chisum on the list.


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Unfortunately that’s only true in Hollywood. In the real world, you have thirteen weekends to enjoy the most relaxing season of the year. That’s why we planned thirteen getaways, from horseback riding and beach camping to golf vacations and nights at plush hotels. ...


Lydia Nicole Lindsey Love it! Missed it for a few months and you feel lost!


Shawne Brophy Somerford I love Texas Monthly - but am still learning FB! Thought I posted earlier ..... Read it cover to cover every month - in between running THE blue frog GRILL in Marshall, Texas. If you haven't been and are thinking about travling - come and visit us in DOWNTOWN Marshall.


Randy Wright I can't wait to dive into every issue from cover to cover; and I have been for the last 20 years. What a great periodical! This is what the real Texas is all about--not what the rest of the country wants to think we are.


Alison Fairfield Flesh and Blood by Pamela Colloff is like a morning Christian devotional, if Flannery O'Connor wrote devotionals.


Lesley Chandler Love Texas Monthly. Husband took this shot on Scenic Mountain yesterday in Big Spring, Texas. Just wanted to share with you all.
Vianca at 9:06am May 25
how pretty i'm jealous, we will have to plan a road trip to big spring


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Texas Monthly Evan Smith Talks to Sonny Rollins. Grammy-winning jazz musician Sonny Rollins grew up in Harlem around the corner from the Apollo Theater and surrounded by bebop and the musicians who were creating it. Before he turned 20, Rollins had performed and recorded with some of the greatest musicians of the 1940’s.
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Editor Evan Smith hosts this 30-minute television program, now in its seventh season of programming. This season’s guests include Joe Biden, Lily Tomlin, and Matthew McConaughey.


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Editor Evan Smith hosts this 30-minute television program, now in its seventh season of programming. This season’s guests include Joe Biden, Lily Tomlin, and Matthew McConaughey.
Bob at 3:03pm May 18
Great magazine. Thought you would be interested in the new Texas Boot Site on You Tube: http://www.youtube.com/wat ch?v=lmJU8jNbrOQ&feature=c hannel_page


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Web Preview: Evan Smith talks with Houston Astros manager Cecil Cooper about why the team isn't better, and life in baseball. http://www.texasmonthly.com/2009-06-01/t alks.php
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We’re talking at a moment when the Astros are 4 and 9—the second-worst record in baseball. I’m sure you get tired of people asking you why the team isn’t any better, but why isn’t the team any better?





































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