Opinion: 7 of the most disappointing events Texans endured in 2020
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If there s one thing 2020 has taught me personally, it s to go with the flow.
And that s just one disappointment we witnessed in 2020.
In case you were curious on what else has let us down during the year of pandemic living, here are seven of Texas greatest disappointments of 2020.
If it ain t broke don t fix it.
That s the way most Texans felt after hearing the news in July about Whataburger getting rid of its iconic and beloved A shape. The company opted to stay true to its orange and white stripes and that classic Whataburger flair our Family Members and guests know and love, but not even that was enough for long-time guests who held the original shape near and dear to their heart.
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From toilet paper to roller skates, these were the great shortages of 2020
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How to recycle your Christmas tree around Seattle Christina Ausley, SeattlePI
Matt Flukinger drops off his Christmas Tree at Memorial Park in Houston, Texas.
According to Fortune, Americans purchased 26.2 million live Christmas trees last year, ringing in around $2 billion in the tree business.
Given many were cuddled up at home for the holiday this year, hoping to brighten 2020 with some in-house festivities, the New York Times noted a 50% increase in tree sales throughout 2020.
So now that the wrapping paper has settled and the needles have begun to fall, here’s how you can properly dispose of your Christmas tree around Seattle and Washington this year:
The 8 wildest Houston events of 2020
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2020 has been a wild year.
We re dealing with a global pandemic that has killed more than a million people and put our lives on hold but that s not all that happened.
From the cancelation of one of Texas biggest, most profitable events, to watching strippers at an outdoor venue, here are eight of the Bayou City s craziest happenings of 2020.
Jackie Ganter, shown in the 2018 rodeo, missed out on a chance at $50,000 when this year’s event was canceled because of the coronavirus.Steve Gonzales, Staff Photographer / Houston Chronicle
A lot of people were angry that the Rodeo was canceled this year because sarcasm who really cares about a global pandemic? At the time of the cancelation, Houston officially had recorded just 14 positive COVID-19 cases. There were mixed reactions from rodeo-goers, with some fans taking to social media to call the cancelation premature and others concerned because they had attended the e