The Samurai Warrior Gallery
One thing I enjoy about good museums is the atmosphere they create for their exhibits and the Houston Museum of Natural Science does it as good as anyone. Walking through the “Samurai,…
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The Samurai Warrior
For almost seven centuries, the Age of the Samurai is a period of Japanese history when “those who serve” started as armed supporters of wealthy landowners and became warrior-administrators. The Houston…
Read MoreShell One Pylons
One Shell Plaza is a 50-story, skyscraper at 910 Louisiana Street in Downtown Houston, Texas. I remember when it opened in 1971 as the tallest building in the city. Now, it…
Read MoreSouth Main Pipe Organ
Many modern-day churches feature bands and praise teams during their worship times. While there is nothing wrong with these, there is something uniquely special about the sound of a large…
Read MoreLove, Peace and Joy
The Houston Zoo lights is a new tradition that many Houstonians enjoy every December. It is hard to believe just how many lights they string in the massive trees throughout…
Read MoreFoot Bridge to Downtown
There are a few places that are known for a great view of the City of Houston skyline. This footbridge over Buffalo Bayou is one of them. So that mean’s…
Read MoreSugar Land Christmas 2014
Time for my annual Christmas photo of the Sugar Land Town Square. It’s best not to try and take this photo on the evening that they light the tree, as…
Read MoreLate Night Ride on the METRORail
It’s been a long day at the office and you stayed later than you wanted. It’s wet and cold outside in the big city. And it’s the holiday season. You’re…
Read MoreA Houston Christmas
I can be a lazy person at heart. Such was this weekend. The weather wasn’t great and I was wanting to cancel on a trip downtown to meet a local…
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