To: serinde
I was born and grew up in Arkansas and now live in Florida. In between, I lived several years in Texas. I do love Texas and consider Dallas my adopted hometown. Texas is indeed a whole other country. But Texas is also a state of mind.
14 posted on
04/10/2002 6:42:41 AM PDT by
TheCPA
To: TheCPA
Texas is not just a place. It's a dream, a legend, a myth, a mystery, and a longing. A place where anybody can kick off there boots and it feels like home, even when your a million miles away from where you reside.
Texas is a place in the heart, where strength, drive, and pride lives and breathes. A place where it's historic hero's tickle your thoughts, and stir the imagination.
Too Texans it's the place where real freedom was born and where the last stand will take place.
Any wonder why the most popular two bumper stickers in Texas are:
Native Texan
and
American by birth, Texan by the grace of God !
Sure God Blessed America, he gave us Tejas!!!
And we're a damn proud bunch
Tears~
To: TheCPA
I was born and grew up in Arkansas and now live in Florida. In between, I lived several years in Texas. I do love Texas and consider Dallas my adopted hometown. Texas is indeed a whole other country. But Texas is also a state of mind
I agree with you completely. I was in the army for a few years and stationed in Texas for all of it. I was born in CT but I still tell people I'm from TX...it's my adopted home now, I plan on moving back there when I'm done with college...but I fell in love with San Antonio. That town rocks!
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