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I just got back from spending four days in Texas. It was my first visit to the state. [View all]
Unfortunately it was for business, so I wasnt able to get out as much as I wanted BUT... I wasnt expecting to love it as much as I did. Our conference was in Austin, and companies from all over Texas were there as well as some of us from far away states.
The people, the food, the weather (Texas weather doesnt fuck around!) I couldnt have asked for a better time. I look forward to coming back and spending more time. Politics aside, though Im assuming Austin is blue, Texans are some of the nicest people Ive met in the US.
However I may have wrongly stereotyped the people of TX before, I sincerely apologize. I cant wait to go back! Love from NH.
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I just got back from spending four days in Texas. It was my first visit to the state. [View all]
bunnies
Apr 2016
OP
I would move back to East Texas, I never did meet an East Texan I did not enjoying
AuntPatsy
Apr 2016
#28
Oh no, I have no doubt there would be the same there, I just never met one, I loved the area
AuntPatsy
Apr 2016
#37
Being a non-native (which means as much in Texas as it does in New England), I am loathe to say
Kip Humphrey
Apr 2016
#2
We always stay at the Hyatt so I can say with authority that the margaritas consumed while waiting
Kip Humphrey
Apr 2016
#6
There is nothing like waking up to 95% humidity, 100 degrees. And then it gets hot. n/t
jtuck004
Apr 2016
#38
Settled here in the Houston area back in 1978 after retiring from the Army.....
TxGrandpa
Apr 2016
#20