Today I'm sharing a recent column by Jan Jarboe Russell that was published in the San Antonio Express-News.
There's never a time for a bill like this. It's a recipe for disaster.
Showing posts with label guns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label guns. Show all posts
Monday, January 31, 2011
Now Isn't Time
Today I'm sharing a recent column by Jan Jarboe Russell that was published in the San Antonio Express-News.
There's never a time for a bill like this. It's a recipe for disaster.
Monday, November 22, 2010
Looking Back
Here I'm sharing an article by Scott Stroud that was published in this morning's San Antonio Express-News. It provides a fascinating glimpse back into one aspect of the history of organized crime in San Antonio.
The new book by Ron Franscell sounds like a good read. The ties between San Antonio and Chicago are particularly interesting.
Monday, August 24, 2009
Secret Rooms
Years ago when my former brother-in-law and his wife were building their current home, I remember them showing me a large room they'd had carved into the hillside behind their house that was accessed by a hidden door. When I was shown this room, it was completely filled with firearms that I was told were their "gun collection".
When my ex-husband built his current home, my children told me they were shown numerous secret rooms, cupboards, and niches that were being hidden throughout the house, garage apartment, and attics. My children said one larger room also contained their dad's "gun collection", which they said was "very large".
A few years after my husband left, we discovered a large hidden space inside our own house we'd never known about before. Unlike the others, ours was empty--except for a large amount of food-related trash (that appeared to have been left deliberately to attract vermin) and a large pile of cedar shavings that had been left in a back corner that could be accessed separately through a concealed opening in the wall.
Back in the 1990s, my ex- and his friends all became licensed gun dealers. They also all became obsessed with reloading bullets, and my ex- purchased extensive equipment for this and spent many hours out in our garage workroom making large amounts of ammunition he said was for "target practice out at the ranch". (I have no idea what happened to all the ammo. he made.)
Since President Obama's election, these same people have started talking about secession.
When my ex-husband built his current home, my children told me they were shown numerous secret rooms, cupboards, and niches that were being hidden throughout the house, garage apartment, and attics. My children said one larger room also contained their dad's "gun collection", which they said was "very large".
A few years after my husband left, we discovered a large hidden space inside our own house we'd never known about before. Unlike the others, ours was empty--except for a large amount of food-related trash (that appeared to have been left deliberately to attract vermin) and a large pile of cedar shavings that had been left in a back corner that could be accessed separately through a concealed opening in the wall.
Back in the 1990s, my ex- and his friends all became licensed gun dealers. They also all became obsessed with reloading bullets, and my ex- purchased extensive equipment for this and spent many hours out in our garage workroom making large amounts of ammunition he said was for "target practice out at the ranch". (I have no idea what happened to all the ammo. he made.)
Since President Obama's election, these same people have started talking about secession.
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