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Originally Posted by Lara  hmmmmmmmmmm... nope.
seriously. i grew up in san antonio... moved to corpus christi for 2 years with the navy and the humidity was even worse down there by the water. mosquitos the size of armadillos! (which are extremely mean and nasty critters!)
most of my extended family is still in houston... another WONDERFUL place! but congested.
have many friends in dallas that love it there. it's the high society city... but still damn hot. big city congestion, too.
i sound like i'm brow beating my home state - i swear i'm not trying to. i just can't get past the tortuous heat. november to april it's a wonderful place to be! :D
but hands down, san antonio has got the best eats anywhere! everytime i go 'home' i gain at least 10 pounds. for real! |
I'm totally with you regarding the food in San Antonio! I miss Chacho's and Taco Cabana and Papasito's and even the little hole-in-the-wall places that are just yummy.
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Originally Posted by NHYRNUT Dallas still have that Big glass ball?  |
I have no clue as to what you're talking about, but Lara may know.
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Originally Posted by isabel Well that explains the cheap price of homes. Is there anywhere in Texas that isn't hot and humid?
Izzy |
I really didn't think San Antonio was very humid...I did at first, but then I moved to Baton Rouge which was
incredibly humid with a negative breeze. (worse than no breeze at all)