March 2nd

NativeSon · Mar 1, 2012

March 2, 1836 The Texas Declaration of Independence was signed in Washington-on-the Brazos, Texas. Four days later the Alamo would fall and the Battle for Independence would continue till Santa Anna was defeated at the Battle of San Jacinto by Sam Houston.

Let me be the first to wish you a great "Texas Independence Day".

Have some Migas for breakfast, some BBQ brisket for lunch (with a Shiner Bock), and a Big Thick Bone-in Rib Eye for supper (with some Llano Estacado Wine of your choice).

But at the end of the evening have a toast to the Texicans that fought for the creation of the Republic of Texas and to Sam Houston, whose Birthday was also March 2.

Remember the Alamo, Remember Goliad, and God Bless Sam Houston and
God Bless Texas!!

Charlie

Volfandt · Mar 1, 2012

The Texicans and Tennesseans

NativeSon said:
March 2, 1836 The Texas Declaration of Independence was signed in Washington-on-the Brazos, Texas. Four days later the Alamo would fall and the Battle for Independence would continue till Santa Anna was defeated at the Battle of San Jacinto by Sam Houston.

Let me be the first to wish you a great "Texas Independence Day".

Have some Migas for breakfast, some BBQ brisket for lunch (with a Shiner Bock), and a Big Thick Bone-in Rib Eye for supper (with some Llano Estacado Wine of your choice).

But at the end of the evening have a toast to the Texicans that fought for the creation of the Republic of Texas and to Sam Houston, whose Birthday was also March 2.

Remember the Alamo, Remember Goliad, and God Bless Sam Houston and
God Bless Texas!!

Charlie

rsewill · Mar 1, 2012

Congrats to the Texans on TBN.

I wonder how long until Texans gain their independence again

MoKelly · Mar 1, 2012

All my ex's live in Texas. That's why I live in Missouri.

MoKelly

Jeff F. · Mar 1, 2012

Thanks for the history lesson and I will be sure to lift a glass tomorrow night.:thumbsup:

creekbend · Mar 2, 2012

God bless Texas. God bless America. :thumbsup: Thanks for posting.

Seth · Mar 2, 2012

NativeSon said:
March 2, 1836 The Texas Declaration of Independence was signed in Washington-on-the Brazos, Texas. Four days later the Alamo would fall and the Battle for Independence would continue till Santa Anna was defeated at the Battle of San Jacinto by Sam Houston.

Let me be the first to wish you a great "Texas Independence Day".

Have some Migas for breakfast, some BBQ brisket for lunch (with a Shiner Bock), and a Big Thick Bone-in Rib Eye for supper (with some Llano Estacado Wine of your choice).

But at the end of the evening have a toast to the Texicans that fought for the creation of the Republic of Texas and to Sam Houston, whose Birthday was also March 2.

Remember the Alamo, Remember Goliad, and God Bless Sam Houston and
God Bless Texas!!

Charlie