Taking a break from a hard day’s work, attending a parade and celebrating the big game are all good excuses for a tailgate party. These readers show us how it’s done.
Koro Currie, San Bernard EC: A patriotic pup.
Alma Garza, Medina EC: “Back when tailgating meant blankets in the back of a pickup truck bed, folding chairs and family making memories the South Texas way.”
Linda Steinhebel, CoServ: “Grandpa and grandson take a break after working on the lawn mower.”
Judy Brown, Lea County EC: “Tailgating in Dayton, Ohio, for University of Dayton Flyers with Texas roots. Our grandson, Tyler, is No. 43.”
Melinda Habingreither, Pedernales EC: “He ain’t heavy, he’s my mascot.”
Terri Carter, Rita Blanca EC: “My husband and I have our own version of tailgating while traveling.”
Asher Clawson, Navarro County EC: “Our family picture just after the Texas Rangers won the World Series for the first time ever, November 1, 2023.”