While there is absolutely nothing wrong with Utah, I really left a piece of my heart in Texas. There is just something about that place. I was going through some old photos the other day and just had to stop and look a little while. Pay a little homage. Reminisce. I really miss that place.
I miss the mild winters.
I miss the deep blue skies that never seem to end.
I miss the wide open spaces.
I miss the circular hay bales that dot the countryside.
I miss the pecan trees.
I miss bluebonnets.
I miss fried pickles.
I miss the abundant ponds and lakes.
I miss the no sales tax on groceries!
I miss Texas pride.
I miss the Dairy Queen slogan, "That's what I like about Texas!"
I miss Central Market, and the huge Whole Foods store.
I miss the culture, and the southern hospitality.
I miss all of those lovely trees.
I miss real BBQ.
I miss you Texas, I miss you so much.
Can't wait to come and visit you this summer!
"You can all go to hell, I am going to Texas." -- Davey Crockett
7 comments:
Very nice post! I feel the same way about CA. Although, Utah is not that bad.
Oh, Emily. My heart bleeds for you. I know you must really love your husband because you let him drag you to UT. ;o) I can officially report that...
*** TEXAS MISSES YOU, TOO ***
Who knows...maybe one day you'll move back home to TEXAS.
Stopping by from SITS. Love your blog. I am a new follower.
I was born in raised in Texas!! There are things I miss too!! The pecan trees, the mild winters, and yes the bbq!!! Oh my!! I don't miss the humid Houston summers though ;-)
Found your blog on SITS. I'm a new follower now
Lala
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I've moved back and forth between Utah and Texas my whole life and I have to say, there's no home like my Texas home. I'm Texan through and through and love everything that this beautful states has to offer.
Found you thru SITS. I am a follower :)
I live in McKinney, Texas ;)
We just moved to Austin from Hawai'i last June. It was HOT, it got cold and I hate not being able to leave my windows open ALL the time. Other than that I like Texas so far. I can see why you miss some of this stuff.
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