About CowBoy’s Country Emporium
I’d like to take a spell, to yarn y’all a bit about me and my gal Miss Emily. There’s a 21-year gap between us. She’s my best pal and my heart’s desire. Most folks in our neck of the woods call me Cowboy, on account of the way that I dress. We love havin’ a good time and joshin’ around with everyone. We also love lendin’ a hand to others. Our community was there f
or us, when we were in a pickle, and we didn’t even have to holler. We have mighty fine neighbors. To help you savvy why we do things the way we do. When I was a young buck, I recollect when new families settled in on our street, we would all pitch in, and help them move in their new digs. The womenfolk would have grub ready. The menfolk would help with haulin’ furniture and contraptions into their new place. The neighborhood young’uns would also chip in and help where they could. When a neighbor took ill, or something happen where they couldn’t tend to chores in and around their home, for some unforeseen reason or they were in need of vittles, neighbors were there for one another. Miss Emily and I have a little country store, situated on Hwy. 276, between Emory, Texas and Tawakoni Texas. The name of our little country store is “CowBoy’s Country Emporium." Our little country store is a money-makin’ enterprise with a twist. We ain’t no charity outfit. But everything in our little country store, is given to us by generous folks. Now since our community is blessin’ us with a way to earn our keep, we in turn do our part to help those that are in a tight spot, without makin’ them feel small. When someone gives us somethin’ and asks us to pass it on to someone else in need, we do as they say. We won’t sell those things. We give ALL healin’ items away to those that need them. We don’t and won’t sell any healin’ stuff of any kind, they are all free. ALL young’uns that come to our little country store, can pick out one plaything for free. Or if the young’un likes a book, we let them pick out a book. We never sell bibles. ALL bibles are free to whoever wants them. If someone comes to our little country store and they are hungry, they get some grub before they go. Even if we don’t have much ourselves. We won’t let anyone go hungry, if we know that they need to eat. We hardly ever turn anyone away, if they come to us in need. Miss Emily and I, love and enjoy helpin’ folk. We have a motto that we use for our little country store, and our business and it goes like this:
“BY WORKIN’ TOGETHER, WE CAN HELP OUR COMMUNITIES GROW AND PROSPER!”
If you are ever in our neck of the woods, please drop by our little country store and visit for a spell! That’s what we hold dear and aim for. When one of our kinfolk takes a tumble and lands in the dirt, we lend a hand and hoist them up. And when we’re in a fix, they do the same for us. All of God’s children ought to pitch in and cooperate, with families in times of trouble. Much obliged, for sparing some time to read this. May God Bless You All, and Much Obliged, for stopping by our Page. Your Neighbors. CowBoy Dan and Miss Emily Rhoades
