Pleeze.... tanks is just not another way of pronouncing thanks. Tanks in Texas are what we in the northeast call ponds. This one in the middle of the golf course beside our campground is probably also known as a water hazard (at least we imagined some little white balls in the bottom). The building in the back, in case you can't make out the writing on the roof, is PUNCHERDOME. By the way, the Mason Punchers this year won their first ever state football championship. Not bad for a school with just over 200 students. Go Punchers!
Sunday, March 11, 2012
Tanks...
Pleeze.... tanks is just not another way of pronouncing thanks. Tanks in Texas are what we in the northeast call ponds. This one in the middle of the golf course beside our campground is probably also known as a water hazard (at least we imagined some little white balls in the bottom). The building in the back, in case you can't make out the writing on the roof, is PUNCHERDOME. By the way, the Mason Punchers this year won their first ever state football championship. Not bad for a school with just over 200 students. Go Punchers!
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Tanks for the update. The first time Don called a pond a tank I ask him where was the metal tank he was talking about.
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