According to dominorules.com, 42 is also known as Texas Forty-Two, Four-Hand Texas, and Domino Rounce, Forty-Two is an adaptation of Auction Pitch. It was invented by W. A. Thomas during his boyhood in Garner, Parker County, Texas, about 1885; then it spread throughout the southwestern United States. In this game, a team of 2 players […]
“He piled his chaps on his saddle and we sat down. For how long, I wanted to know, had he been a vaquero. For a time of twenty years, he told me, from the age of six years. Your father also? I asked. Si. Un vaquero. And your grandfather? Un vaquero. […]
According to welbehealth.com, Whether you practice once a week or every day, the benefit of yoga for seniors is the same. Many studies have shown that older adults can increase their strength, flexibility, and balance through a regular yoga practice. Speak with your healthcare provider to see if yoga is a good activity for you!
According to funrbidge.com, Bridge game rules start out simple but get progressively more complicated. There are several things to consider, such as bridge bidding, scoring, other bridge game rules that might confound beginners or even intermediate players. Our resources will help you understand not only the rules themselves but also the reasons behind some of […]
Salado Village Artists weekly Knitting group meets Mondays from 1 – 3 p.m. – other fiber artists meet from 1:30 – 4 p.m. at the Salado Village Artists building behind Salado Civic Center. New members are encouraged to join.
Meet up for a no-drop ride with old friends and make new ones. Enjoy a brew after the ride,
Open Mic night with Ryan White at Chupacabra CRaft Beer, 7 p.m.
Salado Village Artists weekly gathering at the Village Art Building on the grounds of the Salado Civic Center. 9:30 a.m. every Tuesday. Artists meet and work together in brush art, collage, card making and jewelry making. New artists are welcome to come and join this group.
Join other local knitters at Salado Public Library evert Tuesday at 10 a.m.
“He piled his chaps on his saddle and we sat down. For how long, I wanted to know, had he been a vaquero. For a time of twenty years, he told me, from the age of six years. Your father also? I asked. Si. Un vaquero. And your grandfather? Un vaquero. […]