Tea? (Part 2)

[172traindriver]

Do not go to the dark side. I have now stopped that area from coming up in my posts. I don't see it, so I no longer go there.

Will listen to your advice

 

[classic33]

Will listen to your advice

Cookies!

 

[welsh dragon]

I suppose so, never surfed, did have an opportunity when I lived in Hawaii, wish I had taken it.... very few visitors ever get to surf the locals water (and trust me, you have to be invited by a local or you could end up in the hospital).
while I grew up on the water it wasn't surf friendly

Do you have any kids. It would be more difficult if you did I imagine.

 

[somewhere in america]

Good for you. And of course no fuel bills because of the warmer climate. You will certainly get fit, and you won't have humungous hills either

It does get cold enough in the winter to run a bit of heat but certaily not like other areas...... however, the summers are unbearably hot and humid so A/C is required.

Houston is only 43 feet above sea level and mostly loam, silt and sand. I've heard it's very flat.
I'm guessing gas/petrol is expensive there compared to other places. One oddity about the US is some kind of import expense. Any state that is the majority producer of a specific good, will sell it within the state for a lot more then other states. Take for instance Wisconsin is the leading producer of dairy, when I lived there, milk was $1.50 more per gallon then anywhere else I've lived.

 

[welsh dragon]

Cookies!

NOPE

 

[172traindriver]

Cookies!

As well as cake? Yummie!!!

 

[welsh dragon]

It does get cold enough in the winter to run a bit of heat but certaily not like other areas...... however, the summers are unbearably hot and humid so A/C is required.

Houston is only 43 feet above sea level and mostly loam, silt and sand. I've heard it's very flat.
I'm guessing gas/petrol is expensive there compared to other places. One oddity about the US is some kind of import expense. Any state that is the majority producer of a specific good, will sell it within the state for a lot more then other states. Take for instance Wisconsin is the leading producer of dairy, when I lived there, milk was $1.50 more per gallon then anywhere else I've lived.

That's crazy. Not good at all. Do you know what kind of work you would like to get if you could?

 

[somewhere in america]

Like Paid Agitator or S_ _ t Stirrer you mean?

I have for cattle and horses... lol

 

[classic33]

NOPE

You've had yours & they won't let you have anymore

 

[welsh dragon]

You've had yours & they won't let you have anymore

Don't want them anyway.

 

[172traindriver]

It does get cold enough in the winter to run a bit of heat but certaily not like other areas...... however, the summers are unbearably hot and humid so A/C is required.

Houston is only 43 feet above sea level and mostly loam, silt and sand. I've heard it's very flat.
I'm guessing gas/petrol is expensive there compared to other places. One oddity about the US is some kind of import expense. Any state that is the majority producer of a specific good, will sell it within the state for a lot more then other states. Take for instance Wisconsin is the leading producer of dairy, when I lived there, milk was $1.50 more per gallon then anywhere else I've lived.

That's weird, so each state sets its own taxes?

 

[172traindriver]

You've had yours & they won't let you have anymore

Share and stop being tight

 

[welsh dragon]

Share and stop being tight

You can have sme if you want. If you can get them out of my little mits that is

 

[classic33]

Share and stop being tight

 

[172traindriver]

You can have sme if you want. If you can get them out of my little mits that is

Good job you said mits