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Come out tonight, come out with me, baby.
We'll throw the careful into the crazy,
Turn the sky black into a sky blue,
Turn the close shave into a hoo-hoo.
What I say is true, make a fire, gotta burn a few,
Make a fire, gotta burn a few,
We can do what we want to do.
Sunset over the Guadalupe, Kerrville, TX
Great blue heron
Hagerman Wildlife Refuge on Lake Texoma, Pottsboro, TX
Colorful fish
The Band of Heathens
Jason Eady, the Band of Heathens, and Hayes Carll at the Granada Theater, Dallas
Downtown Leonard, TX
San José de Gracia Church Las Trampas, New Mexico
Awesome dalmation on the merry-go-round
If I was of merry-go-round riding age, I would DEFINITELY ride the dalmation.
Dave Perez, Larry Joe Taylor
Running into the sun but I'm running behind
Dave Perez, Larry Joe Taylor, Deryl Dodd
Larry Joe Taylor's Texas Music Festival #24 - April, 2012 at Melody Mountain Ranch, Stephenville, TX
Tina Wilkins
Somebody's Darling
Somebody's Darling and Joe Ely Band at the Granada Theater, Dallas
Highway 90 bridge over the Pecos River
Gary P. Nunn
Larry Joe Taylor's Texas Music Festival #24 - April, 2012 at Melody Mountain Ranch, Stephenville, TX
Texas Morning
"Outside the sun is coming up And the wind blows me like a paper cup Down the highway" Texas Morning, Michael Martin Murphey
Santa Elena Canyon, Big Bend NP
White tiger, Fort Worth zoo
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Hagerman Wildlife Refuge, Lake Texoma, Pottsboro, TX
Canyon Lake, TX
Michael Hearne and Gary P. Nunn
Larry Joe Taylor's Texas Music Festival #24 - April, 2012 at Melody Mountain Ranch, Stephenville, TX
Shake and Michael
Shake Russell Trio with special guest Michael Hearne at Poor David's Pub, celebrating 35 years of bringing live music to Dallas.
Kylie Rae Harris
From the soundboard
Mark Eaglehart
Roadtripping New Mexico
Grandpa
Male Northern Cardinal
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The man lunch
Brisket, sausage, and ribs with a side of pinto beans and white bread, from Louie Mueller's Barbecue in Taylor, TX, one of the perennially named best barbecue joints in Texas by Texas Monthly Magazine
Liz Foster
