VOLUME 1 • ISSUE 2
JULY / AUGUST 2008

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On the JULY / AUGUST cover
We look at West Texans’
love affair with steak.

“I think steak is as much a part of West Texas
as the blowing dirt.”
Tastes better, though.

Cover design by Mandy Fry



Family, Tech and baseball
King of Diamonds

By Maggie Gilchrest
Photography by Brittany Strebeck

 

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You’ll find these and other interesting articles
in our July/August Issue.

Grade A Love Affair
Love? Pablo Picasso said, “Love is the greatest refreshment in life.” But we think it’s steak. So we’re taking a look at West Texans’ love affair with steak. John Cagle of Cagle Steaks says, “I think steak is as much a part of West Texas as the blowing dirt.” Tastes better, though. Lisa West, owner of the Double Nickel, says, “It’s just part of our heritage.”
By Kristen Hackney-Redman
Photography by Humberto Martinez


Storybook Style
Once upon a time, in the heart of the South Plains, there was man who wished for nothing more than to have a library in his home. He searched far and wide for a decorator to fulfill his dream, not knowing his entire life was about to change.
By Maggie Gilchrest
Photography by Grant Waters


The Original Heckler
In 1995, Texas Tech’s baseball team faced the University of Oklahoma, and in the stands was Tech’s biggest fan.

Accompanied by his groomsmen, Chris Snead wore a shirt that said, “I’m getting married today and I came anyway.” After the Raider victory, Snead made it to the church on time to wed Susan Cox.
By Maggie Gilchrest
Photography by Britanny Strebeck

Money Talks
It’s speaking out about the two-for-one deal you get when you use green appliances that save money and the environment. Here are a few appliances that help keep the green in your pocket and on the planet.
By Maggie Gilchrest
Photography by Britanny Strebeck

A Tale of Two Parties
It was the best of times; it was the worst of times; she was the picture of class; she was the picture of trash; her dress was flirty and fun; her dress had come undone; she greeted guests and made everything just right; she left a horrible mess and all began to fight; and so the story comes to pass of two parties thrown; with those attending the latter wishing they hadn’t gone! Take careful note of each reflection, all listed just below; each aspect of the party is important, something every good hostess should know.

By Maggie Gilchrest
Photography by Humberto Martinez

 

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