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"A family is a unit composed not only of children but of men, women, an occasional animal, and the common cold." (Ogden Nash, American poet.)
About Us
- The Bills Family
- Austin, Texas, United States
- Amy and Larry Bills; our two boys, Logan and Oliver; our cats, Rizzo and Cricket. And always in our hearts, baby Avery.
Debut Novel by Larry Bills
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What We're Reading
- The Beatles
- Watchmen by Alan Moore and David Gibbons
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- Our Day, by the Numbers
- From the "Garden"
- Class Act
- Tractor Pull
- I'm Just Not That Into It
- Recipe for Evening Fun
- Daddy's Day
- Happy Big 3, Willsie!
- Baby's First Swim
- Hats, Paint and Popsicles
- Oliver Cracks Up
- Thanks a Lot, Buddy
- Playpen
- Gimmee a Waffle or the Red Guy Gets It!
- We Want, We Want, Gymbo!
- Baby's First Hailstorm
- The Toddler View
- My Double Helix Model Is Prettier Than Your Barbie...
- Happy Birthday to Larry
- Worth Every Penny
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Predator Ridge?
Several years ago on a trip to Colorado we visited the Denver Zoo in eager anticipation of their new exhibit, "Predator Ridge." This exciting installation was supposed to be "a panoramic view of Africa!" featuring lions, spotted hyenas, African wild dogs, crowned cranes, African porcupines, banded mongoose, vulturine guineafowl and more.
On the day of our visit, however, the only animals visible at Predator Ridge were two fat lions basking in squares of shade. "Huh," we said. "Two lazy cats waiting to be fed. We can get this at home." And thus, our manor had a name.
On the day of our visit, however, the only animals visible at Predator Ridge were two fat lions basking in squares of shade. "Huh," we said. "Two lazy cats waiting to be fed. We can get this at home." And thus, our manor had a name.
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