Texas Fall/Winter thread!

[two_bit_score]

I know what you are talking about Robby,, We live below I-10 and they let the little kids out of school,, in case it snowed.. Little kids in the streets waiting on the snow.. it never came.. They were asking,, were the snow? we never seen snow before and they " the weathermen" said it would snow here today.. I was the one,, that came out of my warm house and had to tell the little children to get out of the front of my house cause you were causing a scene.. Hey I am not a weatherman.. Lou

ps.. here comes the hate :laughing:mail..

:laughing::applause::rotfl:

 

[NativeSon]

Boy you north texans sure have some cold temps. Are y'all sure you're not Yankees, you're so far north.:jump:

Robby--Let's be nice...........don't start throwing that "Y" word around, some of us Natives might take exception. I'm seasoned (old) and remember snow and really cold weather in San Antonio and Houston a few times.

God Bless Texas........even when it's cold.

Charlie

 

[ronjhall]

I love fresh oranges, orange juice, and orange juice blends. As long as the container is labelled 100% juice, it's good for me. I also like grape juice. Can someone be a grape-juice-aholic? Juices and fresh fruit are a substantial part of my diet as are salads and veggies.

Ron Hall: We just finished the with-beans chili we had frozen. I'm gonna try and save you some of the without-beans type. If you want beans, we can fix them and add them.

I appreciate you trying to saving some until April. Even here in south Texas we keep having cold day meals. Chili and soup helps to survive the cold temperatures.

 

[Western]

Boy you north texans sure have some cold temps. Are y'all sure you're not Yankees, you're so far north.:jump:

What do you mean? doesn't the Texas line go all the way to Minisoda?:laughing:

 

[jinman]

Boy you north texans sure have some cold temps. Are y'all sure you're not Yankees, you're so far north.:jump:

We aren't Yankees, but we can smell them from here. . . much better than what you smell in south Texas, eh?:laughing:

 

[Western]

We aren't Yankees, but we can smell them from here. . . much better than what you smell in south Texas, eh?:laughing:

Jim, I seen a "Yankee" once, they was playing the Dodgers! It was the day we landed on the moon, so they stopped the game for the National anthem Must have been where we where sitting, I couldn't "smell'm", but grandfather, being a hardcore Dodgers fan, said they stunk too!!:laughing:

 

[jinman]

Jim, I seen a "Yankee" once, they was playing the Dodgers! It was the day we landed on the moon, so they stopped the game for the National anthem Must have been where we where sitting, I couldn't "smell'm", but grandfather, being a hardcore Dodgers fan, said they stunk too!!:laughing:

Well, I didn't say that they stunk. Besides, I may have been smellin' Okies instead.

 

[Bird]

Well, I didn't say that they stunk. Besides, I may have been smellin' Okies instead.

Be careful now. My family were Texans before they became Okies and then Texans again. My paternal grandfather said he was 5 years old when they moved from Bowie, TX, to Indian Territory as homesteaders, and I was born on that homestead; didn't get back to Texas until I was nearly 17 years old.

 

[NativeSon]

Be careful now. My family were Texans before they became Okies and then Texans again. My paternal grandfather said he was 5 years old when they moved from Bowie, TX, to Indian Territory as homesteaders, and I was born on that homestead; didn't get back to Texas until I was nearly 17 years old.

As long as you got back as soon as you could, Bird.

Charlie

 

[two_bit_score]

As long as you got back as soon as you could, Bird.

Charlie

Yeah, nothing really wrong with going to OK or even living there if one has to do so for a reason……..as long as you get back as soon as possible and don't let it 'take' on you.