Re: I Hart Booth Fan Club

by missdebra87 on Fri May 15, 2009 2:16 am

howie wrote:
missdebra87 wrote:
howie wrote:
missdebra87 wrote:It can get pretty humid here too....
I never liked Texas much either....My dad lived in Austin for years and I enjoyed visiting in the fall and winter, but not summer.

Yes, our summers can be pretty hot.
Yeah..I'd pretty much have a migraine the entire visit if I didn't drink lots of water. Though I did enjoy playing at the lakes and springs he took us to. Oh and 6th st..liked that a lot!

I worked in Austin last summer... never made it to 6th st. Dehydration can happen pretty quickly. I worked at the lake, and if we didn't drink enough fluids, we felt it.

by jonezn4Bones on Fri May 15, 2009 2:18 am

howie wrote:
missdebra87 wrote:It can get pretty humid here too....
I never liked Texas much either....My dad lived in Austin for years and I enjoyed visiting in the fall and winter, but not summer.

Welcom to my world, just 90 miles south (and therefore hotter and more humid) than Austin. The other night it was 9:30 and still 85 degrees outside.

by queen bess on Fri May 15, 2009 2:21 am

hello!!

by howie on Fri May 15, 2009 2:22 am

jonezn4Bones wrote:
howie wrote:
missdebra87 wrote:It can get pretty humid here too....
I never liked Texas much either....My dad lived in Austin for years and I enjoyed visiting in the fall and winter, but not summer.
Welcom to my world, just 90 miles south (and therefore hotter and more humid) than Austin. The other night it was 9:30 and still 85 degrees outside.

I've been there several times and it was sticky in the summer. I like the winters though. My friend lives there now and constantly reminds me in the winter how nice the evenings are...which is really mean.

by howie on Fri May 15, 2009 2:22 am

BESS!!

by Zeddie on Fri May 15, 2009 2:23 am

hello

by jonezn4Bones on Fri May 15, 2009 2:23 am

howie wrote:
jonezn4Bones wrote:
howie wrote:
missdebra87 wrote:It can get pretty humid here too....
I never liked Texas much either....My dad lived in Austin for years and I enjoyed visiting in the fall and winter, but not summer.
Welcom to my world, just 90 miles south (and therefore hotter and more humid) than Austin. The other night it was 9:30 and still 85 degrees outside.
I've been there several times and it was sticky in the summer. I like the winters though. My friend lives there now and constantly reminds me in the winter how nice the evenings are...which is really mean.

And sometimes we are able to go swimming on Christmas day . . . Hi Bess

by queen bess on Fri May 15, 2009 2:24 am

jonezn4Bones wrote:
howie wrote:
missdebra87 wrote:It can get pretty humid here too....
I never liked Texas much either....My dad lived in Austin for years and I enjoyed visiting in the fall and winter, but not summer.
Welcom to my world, just 90 miles south (and therefore hotter and more humid) than Austin. The other night it was 9:30 and still 85 degrees outside.

*dies*

by jonezn4Bones on Fri May 15, 2009 2:24 am

Zeddie wrote:hello

Hey!

by howie on Fri May 15, 2009 2:24 am

missdebra87 wrote:
howie wrote:
missdebra87 wrote:
howie wrote:
missdebra87 wrote:It can get pretty humid here too....
I never liked Texas much either....My dad lived in Austin for years and I enjoyed visiting in the fall and winter, but not summer.

Yes, our summers can be pretty hot.
Yeah..I'd pretty much have a migraine the entire visit if I didn't drink lots of water. Though I did enjoy playing at the lakes and springs he took us to. Oh and 6th st..liked that a lot!

I worked in Austin last summer... never made it to 6th st. Dehydration can happen pretty quickly. I worked at the lake, and if we didn't drink enough fluids, we felt it.

I love 6th st..we started at the comedy club one night and worked our way down one side of the street and up the other. Had one too many margaritas, but managed to avoid hangover the next morning. Of course I was only 21 then Smile

by missdebra87 on Fri May 15, 2009 2:24 am

BESSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!! *tackle hugs* How are you, my dear twin??

by missdebra87 on Fri May 15, 2009 2:24 am

Hey Court

by Turi ray of sunshine on Fri May 15, 2009 2:24 am

LADY BEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSS

COOOOOOOOOUUUUUUUUUURT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

by queen bess on Fri May 15, 2009 2:25 am

howie wrote:
missdebra87 wrote:
howie wrote:
missdebra87 wrote:
howie wrote:
missdebra87 wrote:It can get pretty humid here too....
I never liked Texas much either....My dad lived in Austin for years and I enjoyed visiting in the fall and winter, but not summer.

Yes, our summers can be pretty hot.
Yeah..I'd pretty much have a migraine the entire visit if I didn't drink lots of water. Though I did enjoy playing at the lakes and springs he took us to. Oh and 6th st..liked that a lot!

I worked in Austin last summer... never made it to 6th st. Dehydration can happen pretty quickly. I worked at the lake, and if we didn't drink enough fluids, we felt it.
I love 6th st..we started at the comedy club one night and worked our way down one side of the street and up the other. Had one too many margaritas, but managed to avoid hangover the next morning. Of course I was only 21 then

lol! sounds like fun!!

by howie on Fri May 15, 2009 2:25 am

jonezn4Bones wrote:
howie wrote:
jonezn4Bones wrote:
howie wrote:
missdebra87 wrote:It can get pretty humid here too....
I never liked Texas much either....My dad lived in Austin for years and I enjoyed visiting in the fall and winter, but not summer.
Welcom to my world, just 90 miles south (and therefore hotter and more humid) than Austin. The other night it was 9:30 and still 85 degrees outside.
I've been there several times and it was sticky in the summer. I like the winters though. My friend lives there now and constantly reminds me in the winter how nice the evenings are...which is really mean.
And sometimes we are able to go swimming on Christmas day . . . Hi Bess

That's just wrong! Christmas is all about the freezing cold and snow. They should be white and fluffy...not all dry and brown..