Annual written resolutions are as much about letting the past go as it is putting the future in a better place in your mind.
Mental obsessions become physical manifestations. Make 2023 your best year yet sports fans! – at Cotulla, TX
2/3 of Texas is and has been impacted by a drought for the last year. Groundwater depletions along 1-35 are real. Fortune 500 companies in the lower Brazos basin have chose to expand in other states due to lack of firm water.Need to put 4 billion of surplus in water projects now!
“ Remember, no man is a failure who has friends.
You see George, you really had a wonderful life.
You've been given a great gift, George, a chance to see what the world would be like without you.
Every time a bell rings, an angel gets his wings.
Y’all make life wonderful!
As we get older we have more appreciation for things old versus new.
The calm water of Christmas allows us to hug our family and friends before we turn into the open water of a new year.
Merry Christmas and hope 2023 is a year of positive transformation for all of you.
Carpe Diem
Seems like the years are passing by faster..We gather for Christmas and we slide into 2023. Depression and anxiety are heightened for friends and family lost or for life expectations not met.
Be humble and kind to everyone around you..a warm smile and hug heals a lot of wounds.
International Boundary Water Commissioners discussing reductions of 70k acre feet of Colorado River water going to Mexico.
Mexico is 800k acre feet behind in Rio Grande water deliveries in Texas.
Close the dams at Mead and Powell will fix the problem of compliance to 1944 treaty.
“When you're content to simply be yourself and not compare or compete, everyone will respect you.”
—Lao Tzu
Life is short so quit looking for praise from others and focus on helping the world get a bit better for the next generation to come. Fame and misery are kindred spirits.
Becky Mitchell, Colorado Water Conservation Board,
addressing the monumental flow reductions in the Colorado River:
“We have planned on a river that is not there”
This is the future in Texas river basins..
Demand management and priority system allocations are forthcoming SOON















