A few cowboys enjoying a drink in Old Tascosa, Texas, 1907.
A little store in Westlaco TX 1964
Sepia Saturday offers a prompt of "Drinks before Dinner."
Today's Quote:
When we begin to listen with our hearts rather than our heads, our whole world changes and becomes softer.
...I love the little store in Westlaco TX.
ReplyDeleteAnd I was surprised to see that date. Maybe a typo. Doesn't quite look like the 60s. Wonder when...
DeleteGreat series, Brains for only 25 cents, LOL. That's a deal.
ReplyDeleteTake care, have a great day and happy weekend.
Makes one wonder what Brains was actually selling for 25 cents!
DeleteThe cowboy pic shows the uniform of a certain time and place. I think every time and place has this to some degree.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you.
DeleteThose Cowboys don’t look like John Wayne, do they?
ReplyDeleteA wonderful choice of photos matching the prompt to share, but my favorite has to be the one with brains for sale at only 25 cents. Must be the basic item & the buyer has to supply the rest. :))
ReplyDeleteYou've chosen some super images for this week's theme. I can remember when a cold soda pop could only be found at small convenience shops like the one at Westlaco, Texas. It's too bad that the price of brains has risen so much that they are too expensive for most people today :–)
ReplyDeleteFrom Scotsue - you have given us a fascinating selection of photographs - each telling a story and so much to like
ReplyDeleteThese are just great -- and what a contrast from those cowboys and the tea party! I especially love how the cowboys stand to drink...no money wasted on bar stools there, and probably fewer items to throw in a fight.
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