Anna Mitchael

There are a lot of trucks in the world, and in Texas we have more than our fair share.

By Anna Mitcheal

The brisket sat on the plates, untouched.

By Anna Mitcheal

When you grow up in Texas

A few weeks ago my husband was bitten by a brown recluse spider.

By Anna Mitchael

At the start of the summer I spent some time in Galveston.

By Anna Mitchael

I bought the bookmarks years ago

By Anna Mitchael

It's graduation season in Texas.

By Anna Mitchael

I’m going to go out on a limb and

By Anna Mitchael

You’ve seen a lot of roads in your day, I bet.

By Anna Mitchael

The bowl of goopy cheese was magic, I was sure of it.

By Anna Mitchael

The Guadalupe Mountains lie about 500 miles to our west, two hours shy of our friends in El Paso.

By Anna Mitchael

My favorite love stories are the ones that almost don't happen.

By Anna Mitchael

It's taken close to two decades. Pounds of flour.

By Anna Mitchael

We finally moved to town.

By Anna Mitchael

I visited my first Texas State Park about three months ago.

By Anna Mitchael

The Rise of Neighbor Larry

By Anna Mitchael

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