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I have my hair pulled up in a messy bun and my fingers are stained a shade of sunset that won't wash off for a week, but that is just part of the ritual. Out here on the porch during the golden hour, the heat finally starts to settle, and I can almost smell the charcoal and hear the roar of the crowd in the distance. It is nearly that time of year again where the weekends belong to the tribe, the grill, and those Texas Longhorns.
I’m sitting here twisting rubber bands around fabric, thinking about how many seasons these old hands have cheered through. It’s about more than a game; it’s the way the whole neighborhood feels like one big family when that first kickoff happens. I’m getting the spare chairs dusted off and the tie-dye ready because love and football are best when they’re shared with everyone who wanders by. Hook ’em forever, y’all.