Your Neighbourhood

Red October1984 · 02-09-20, 10:58 AM

Lived in two different states throughout 2019 and I will say, I do miss living in Texas sometimes.

As some of you may remember, I live in the middle of nowhere in Missouri and I absolutely love it

But I took a job working underground in San Antonio, TX for the summer and lived there for three months and some change. I always thought I would hate living in the city, but you know what? It was kind of nice.

The upcoming summer will be my last summer as a student intern since I'm set to graduate in May of 2021 so I'll get the opportunity to live somewhere new once again. Rumors of New York, South Dakota, Colorado and Alaska.

We'll see how it goes, but I figured this would be the place to talk about how much I miss living in Texas sometimes lol.

The food, the scenery, the culture, it's all great. Been through El Paso, Amarillo, San Antonio, Austin, DFW and a lot of places in between. Each area of Texas has it's own personality, but they all fall in behind their love of Texas.

If you've never been, I recommend stopping in sometime. I worked 60-90 hour weeks when I lived there but I get down there about once a year for various reasons.

If I had to leave Missouri, I'd love to be in Texas.

02-09-20, 10:58 AM	#11
Red October1984 Airplane Nerd Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Texas Posts: 6,243 Downloads: 115 Uploads: 0	Lived in two different states throughout 2019 and I will say, I do miss living in Texas sometimes. As some of you may remember, I live in the middle of nowhere in Missouri and I absolutely love it But I took a job working underground in San Antonio, TX for the summer and lived there for three months and some change. I always thought I would hate living in the city, but you know what? It was kind of nice. The upcoming summer will be my last summer as a student intern since I'm set to graduate in May of 2021 so I'll get the opportunity to live somewhere new once again. Rumors of New York, South Dakota, Colorado and Alaska. We'll see how it goes, but I figured this would be the place to talk about how much I miss living in Texas sometimes lol. The food, the scenery, the culture, it's all great. Been through El Paso, Amarillo, San Antonio, Austin, DFW and a lot of places in between. Each area of Texas has it's own personality, but they all fall in behind their love of Texas. If you've never been, I recommend stopping in sometime. I worked 60-90 hour weeks when I lived there but I get down there about once a year for various reasons. If I had to leave Missouri, I'd love to be in Texas. __________________