El Paso's future bright

El Paso Times ^ | January 2, 2006 | David Crowder

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An irrelevent sidebar - in 2004, El Paso was named the sweatiest U.S. city.

[crazyhorse691]

My 2 days in El Paso in 2002 seriously compromised my optimistic leanings. Glad to see somebody is all smiles about El Paso.

[wizr]

I'm still tryin' to find out if the old theater is still there on the circle (near the Juarez crossing). It had a pipe organ that came up out of the floor during intermission.

I was stationed at Ft. Bliss in 1968 for Nike Herc radar training. Went back until 1971 for SNAP training.

[wireplay]

Too dry to sweat. As a former resident, I still love the place. The food is out of this world and it is pretty to boot.

[dfwgator]

Just don't knock down Rosie's Cantina.

[libs_kma]

I was at Ft. Bliss in 1987. LOVE that place! Go El Paso!

[n230099]

Best breakfast Machaca I've ever had was in EL Paso.

[Texan]

There was graffiti on virually every surface not fenced off with razor wire last time I was there, years ago.

Must have changed.

Anyway, best wishes and a happy & prosperous New Year to the citizens of El Paso.

[milagro]

My son is stationed there--reminds me of southern Colorado. Would like El Paso except for the winds. But it is a great place to visit!

[Travis McGee]

"El Paso's Future Bright"

[brytlea]

Hm, you don't hear about El Paso much. I was actually born there. But I don't remember it as we moved when I was 6 weeks old. I went there twice when I was in college in Cruces. I just remember it being a typical big icky city tho. Well, that and I could drink there at 18 instead of 21.
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