Every now and then, we like to take a break from talking plumbing and, instead, talk about what makes this area such a terrific place to call home. And if you’ve ever attended Eeyore’s Birthday Party, you’ll agree, it’s a true Austin original! The festival began in 1963 as a spring party and picnic for …
The Gratitude Goes On Well, it’s been fun reviewing the year with our staff and finding out what everyone is grateful for this holiday season. So, before we break for Christmas and ring in another year, let’s finish up our team exercise of grateful co-workers. Apprentice Graham writes, “I’m grateful for my family this time …
We’re on a roll, so let’s keep this gratitude-fest going while we wait for Christmas to arrive! Technician Riley says, “I’m grateful for my parents who have always stood behind me and taught me to love life to the fullest. For co-worker – Roger, who has taught me to be a leader and has led …
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Thankfulness Knows No Season Just as Dickens wrote that Ebenezer Scrooge, once he gave up his miserly ways, “kept the spirit of Christmas all the year,” so too, the staff at Roger’s Plumbing believe that giving thanks should be celebrated all the year. So they’ve extended their expression of thanks to one another – and …
Is there a better, more delicious way to say farewell to hot weather than with a Fall Festival or Halloween family outing? Here are some thrilling ways around Austin and Cedar Park to greet the season, whether you’re a grown-up or “fun-sized!” “Halloween In the Hall” – Cedar Park City Hall After they come home …
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Did you ever say an ordinary word and it just sounds sort of weird and different? Then, you start to wonder, “How did that word come about?” Take the word, “Plumber.” The word plumber dates back to the times of the Roman Empire! It is based on the Latin word for “lead”, which is “plumbum.” …
Hurricane Harvey has turned southeast Texas into basically an inland lake the size of Lake Michigan. But when you look beyond the geography and consider the humanity, that’s over 32,000 displaced souls. As always, though, a glimmer of humanity emerges from tragedy. The footage of neighbors helping neighbors, acting in good faith, cooperating together and …
