Tuesday was a typical late-winter Texas day. The high temperatures, maybe 60 degrees, came early. From there, the remnants of the rain that came on Monday night and the early hours of Tuesday remained, with a heavy layer of clouds and very high winds. Temperatures dropped 15 degrees. By a little before 6:00 p.m. Tuesday, however, the skies parted, just a bit, ushering in some nice, sweet light. These are photos from areas you’ve seen before, East Williamson County, Texas. The opening photo, of course, is Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, atop its hill in Wuthrich Hill. The last image presented is also the church, but a few minutes later, when the pale green light graced its facade. Simply stated, Texas is beautiful.

If you’re looking for a production that takes you back to the 1980s, the Georgetown Palace Theatre’s first play of 2016, “Xanadau” will be right up your alley. It’s based on a movie of the same name and focuses on a Greek muse sent to Earth to inspire Californians. While on Earth she meets and falls in love with an artist and helps him achieve his dreams. Palace director Mary Ellen Butler directed it so you know it will be good! “Xanadau” will be playing weekends through February 14.