“It is what it is”
Kingwood, TX
Joined February 2009
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Eric Albert retweeted
After Chas McCormick made "The Catch" he fell back onto the warning track. One of Traces of Texas reader Lorri White's friends was sitting right there and snapped this photo of the impression Mccormick's body made in the dirt there and sent it to Lorri seconds afterward. Awesome!
Eric Albert retweeted
⚾TICKET GIVEAWAY⚾
Last chance to win 4️⃣ tickets to the Astros game on October 1st!
RT this post and make sure you're following @ATTSportsNetSW and @JuliaMorales on Twitter and Instagram to WIN!
Contest ends today, so 𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐑 𝐓𝐎 𝐖𝐈𝐍 now!
Eric Albert retweeted
Seth Small sent the college football world spinning after kicking the game-winning field goal vs the Alabama Crimson Tide.
Seth's Aggie Journey has included athletic success, unique academic opportunities and true love. Watch Seth's story and see why Texas A&M is #WhereYouBelong
Eric Albert retweeted
ALT Jordan Chiles was going to quite gymnastics because of a toxic environment but Simone Biles helped her, believed in her, fostered her confidence, and now they are both going to the Olympic.
ALT Photo of the two emotionally holding each other, Simone says "Proud is an understatement"
Eric Albert retweeted
Prayers out to the Ehlinger family & the University of Texas community. Everyone with @12thMan sends our condolences. 🙏🙏
Eric Albert retweeted
After the global success of the iPod, Steve Jobs wasn’t used to hearing the word “no.”
But when looking for the iPhone launch partner, that’s all he heard.
He had one last meeting with the only company who hadn't rejected him yet.
Here’s how he negotiated in that meeting 🧶👇
Eric Albert retweeted
A close family friend of mine Pete Brown Class of 74 has made the difficult decision to stop fighting his cancer as the treatments are no longer helping. His birthday is this Sunday and I thought it would be a good way to lift his spirits by getting the Aggie family to send him
Eric Albert retweeted
A janitor making $4/hour walked into a Fortune 500 company boardroom. Shaking, he took a seat opposite the CEO.
"So I had an idea..." he nervously began.
Years later, that idea would become an iconic consumer brand and make him worth ~$20M.
Here's how that meeting went 🧶👇
Eric Albert retweeted
You’ve heard his iconic voice, now hear his story.
After 40 years of serving as the “Voice of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band,” Col. Brewer ’81 signed off at the end of this @AggieFootball season. Thank you, Col. Brewer! #tamu
