Another Yankee Moved to Texas

[Bird]

Yeah, Rob, I remembered the one about the snow when my daughter sent me this one about Texas heat.

Bird

 

[Bird]

Sorry, John, I know where Canton is, but haven't been there in many years and never heard of the Lone Star Carports.

Bird

 

[GlueGuy]

Bird, That is too funny! /w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif

Not to try and rub it in or anything, but we had a get-together at a neighbor's house Sunday night. It was about 72 at 7PM. We've had temps at about 75-80 for two months running except for July 3rd, when it hit around 100. One of the reasons I live here; not too hot, not too cold.

However, if I had to live in Texas, I would put Austin near the top of the list.

The GlueGuy

 

[fishman]

Bird,

But it's a <font color=red>dry</font color=red> heat!

Glueguy,

I visited Austin via the I-35 corridor late last week headed north. Traffic jam started in south Austin and didn't let up until north of Georgetown. About 40 miles worth. When I moved from Austin to Waco in Dec, 1999, I couldn't have been happier. A neat city to be sure, but too many people for my taste. So I became part of the cure and vacated./w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

 

[skent]

Very Good, Bird! Thanks for the smile!



Steve

 

[ERNIEB]

GlueGuy, Austin? Pluto on the Colorado? I think you would like College Station better.
Gig em Aggies

Ernie