Hicks III Investments

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I know a few of this type….. Not me!

06/20/2023

06/13/2023

Raising them right

04/19/2023

"I asked an elderly woman once what it was like to be old and to know that the majority of her life was now behind her.

She told me that she has been the same age her entire life. She said the voice inside of her head had never aged. She has always just been the same girl. Her mother's daughter. She had always wondered when she would grow up and be an old woman.

She said she watched her body age and her faculties dull but the person she is inside never got tired. She never aged. She never changed.

Remember, our spirits are eternal. Our souls are forever. The next time you encounter an elderly person, look at them and know they are still a child, just as you are still a child and children will always need love, attention and purpose."

~ Author Unknown
Photograph is Tasha Tudor

03/14/2023

When New Yorker and Civil War veteran George T. Atkins decided to move to Dallas in 1876, only one address would satisfy his ambitions: Ross Avenue. Atkins moved into a spacious home at the corner of St. Paul and Ross. The house was part of a line of stately mansions that once stretched for more than 2 miles, all the way to Greenville Avenue. Sadly, almost none of the homes on “Dallas’ Fifth Avenue” survived. This photo of the mansions on Ross Avenue was taken in 1908.