Don’t Mess with Taxes already has up the post on San Jacinto Day that I should have had — so go there to read up.
Great candidate for the coming Fiesta de Tejas! blog carnival, don’t you think? If you find others, nominate them for the carnival, here.
Remember the Alamo! And learn the lessons of San Jacinto, including especially this one: Don’t get caught with your pants down. But of course, you need to know the story of the Yellow Rose of Texas to get that reference, yes?
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