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The People of TEXOARKLA

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when the OP said that dont mess with texas would take on a whole new meaning.... is he starting another anti-litering campaign? :D
 
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Violet.
As long as they KEEP AUSTIN STRANGE!

I wanna move to Austin, TX.
(though it's probaly just a pipe dream...)
 
Kathryn

Kathryn

It was on fire when I laid down on it.
UltraViolet said:
As long as they KEEP AUSTIN STRANGE!

I wanna move to Austin, TX.
(though it's probaly just a pipe dream...)
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Austin is SO MUCH FUN! You would fit in great.

The scary thing is, I also fit in great.

Austin has something for everyone.

In fact, Texas is an amazing state. I love it here now, though it took me about two years not to actually intensely HATE living in Texas. I love the diversity, the richness of culture (Hispanic, black, German, French, Czech, "cowboy," oilfield, etc.)

White people are the minority here, and that's an interesting experience in itself, for a white girl.

The food is great, some of the best in the world.

Arts/music scene - incredibly diverse and exciting!

The general attitude of the people, regardless of race or creed, is independent and strong.

The energy in Texas is palpable.
 
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blackout

Violet.
Kathryn said:
Austin is SO MUCH FUN! You would fit in great.

The scary thing is, I also fit in great.

Austin has something for everyone.

In fact, Texas is an amazing state. I love it here now, though it took me about two years not to actually intensely HATE living in Texas. I love the diversity, the richness of culture (Hispanic, black, German, French, Czech, "cowboy," oilfield, etc.)

White people are the minority here, and that's an interesting experience in itself, for a white girl.

The food is great, some of the best in the world.

Arts/music scene - incredibly diverse and exciting!

The general attitude of the people, regardless of race or creed, is independent and strong.

The energy in Texas is palpable.
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You're really lucky.

I HATE it here in NJ. :(

Do you live in Austin Kathryn?
(no need to reply if it's too personal for net interaction)
 
Kathryn

Kathryn

It was on fire when I laid down on it.
No, I don't live in Austin - I live about four hours away. But we go there several times a year. In fact, we spent part of our honeymoon there. Now this was funny: We went down to Sixth Street (of COURSE) one night on our honeymoon. Keep in mind that at the time, I was 45 and my husband was 50. We had a rather large time, till, oh about 3 am. Good thing we walked down there from the hotel. Anyway, the next morning (or rather, noon), I woke up all sideways and upside down in the bed, and totally tangled in the sheets. My husband rolled over and groaned and said, "Last night I woke up naked and on the floor. Now THAT'S what I call a honeymoon!"

Good ol' Sixth Street!
 
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We drove through Ammarillo... I was watching a horror movie on the cool dvd thing in our car... at a scary part the window next to me got blown out cuz som1 threw a beer bottle at it...not my greatest manly moment, lol
 
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