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Here we are at the start of November which means it's time to think about Christmas shopping. You may think it's too early but I like to spread it out one paycheck at a time. It really does make it a lot easier on the bank account.

When you have kids or even, in my case, grandkids you know they need a lot of stuff. When my daughter was preparing for the birth of her first child she realized how much stuff this tiny baby was going to need.

As we are approaching the weekend we start looking for things to do to enjoy our time. I'm not against having a full calendar. I mean our calendars have been very thin over the past year. So overscheduling is not really a problem these days.

I was scrolling through Facebook the other day and let me tell you that is how I find about a lot of great things happening in Amarillo. I found one the other day that blew my mind. I mean if you are a parent or even on the verge of becoming a parent this is something you need to check out.

Rewind just back to early March when Amarillo received the gut wrenching news. We were losing a beloved sports team.

We are less than a month away from Mother's Day. Of course this is the warning to make sure you remember to do something nice for your mom. If she is anything like me she sure doesn't expect anything expensive from her kids.

My thoughts exactly this weekend was how sad this is for Amarillo. The announcement came out on Friday evening that the Amarillo Bulls will be moving to Iowa. That is just a slap in the face for Amarillo sports

In the beginning of Covid-19 we saw a lot of things shutting down. We saw the schools, restaurants, shopping, travel and to add to all of that the Amarillo Civic Center.Of course all the events were being cancelled or postponed anyway.

The City of Amarillo has announced that effective Monday, March 23, all city facilities will begin limiting face-to-face interactions.

The Harlem Globetrotters have been making magic on the court for decades, but if you have yet to experience it firsthand, the sights and sounds will make lasting memories for everyone in your family.

If you are not from Amarillo you will not believe all the Clydesdale's that will be lining the streets in Downtown Amarillo this afternoon. It is such the sight.

It has been an Amarillo tradition now for 22 years. The annual Beans & Cornbread luncheon is the kick off for the Interfaith Campaign for the Homeless.