Texas in Her Own Words
TEXAS IN HER OWN WORDS evolved out of Tweed Scott�s 4,000 mile quest to discover the heart and soul of Texas and in particular what it is about Texans ¯ a �T� Chromosome? ¯ that makes them so proud. Included are interviews with Willie Nelson, Liz Carpenter, Darrell Royal and other famous (and some not so famous but grass root) Texans. These "Texan Words" are sprinkled thro...more
Paperback, 273 pages
Published
March 2nd 2006
by Redbud Publishing Company
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Never finished it as it just became too tedious. I understand the message that was being conveyed--I believe it and understand it. I just didn't like the packaging of the message. I thought the book was poorly edited and could have been organized better/differently--I can't stand finding typos in a published book--there is NO EXCUSE for that.
I love Texas. I am a Native Texan. I wanted to love this book, but I just couldn't. I found some of the interviews to just be rambling and some to leave me...more
I love Texas. I am a Native Texan. I wanted to love this book, but I just couldn't. I found some of the interviews to just be rambling and some to leave me...more
Being a native Texan, this book spoke to me ! It even changed my mind about where I wanted to be buried. :) I originally decided that when the time comes to put my ashes in the ground, I wanted them to be scattered over the island of Kauai, Hawaii. But after reading this book, I want to have my ashes scattered over the land where my family has farmed for more than 100 years. Love, love, love this book ! I have shared it with my brothers.
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