Chedraui Owie

[Clay01]

Again a wonderful shared story. We have some similar experiences with the Mexican people and our pasts. My 1st memorable interactions with them were on my Uncles Texas farm near Earth Texas. Again they were wonderful working folks who were so loyal to their families and my uncle They were such salt of the earth type folks. Always ready to share what they had. I also rejected the prejudices in my high school in Amherst Texas as you did. We had all of 17 seniors in my class. I was the only black and Mexican loving hippy in town. I just simply never learned to judge folks that way and still thank the Gods for that. My dad was military and him and mom didn’t teach me those ideas. Someday I hope to pass a lot more time at my home there in GTO. but man it’s changing so quick now. I’m still working and trying to pass my little business of maintenance and repairs on to my son but at nearly 67 it’s getting tougher. I’m so blessed he wants to work with me. However it did change my plans a bit. I was going to retire this year. Some things are bigger than our own hopes though. You be happy most of all bud. Keep on being a light in a darkening world
Have a great Sunday. See ya one day☮️