Yep, Ksquared, Houston goes from here to there. It is huge and yet Los Angeles is twice as big, at least. I can't imagine trying to traverse the freeway system in LA. It takes about the same amount of time going from the San Antonio area to the far outskirts of Houston @ 85 MPH AS IT Does to get across Houston between 6-9 am and 4-7 pm. I don't know how Justin does it, he is a better man than me. Houston is a very beautiful city with all kinds of things to do and places to see. Not only spread out but, 60, 70 & 80 story skyscrapers downtown and 20-40 story skyscrapers all over the place along the freeways. Makes our little SA look itty-bitty. LOL We do a certain amount of business down in Houston and I always enjoy the visit...BUTTTTTTTTTTT, am so glad when I start heading back home. It is just too hustling n bustling for me. When I was down there a couple months ago, I saw a Home Depot on what seemed like every intersection corner. SA only has about 10-12 of them. Same way with stores like Academy, SA has about 6 and Houston has about 20.
Houston's night life is like NY, LA, Chicago, Philly, and DC. Us cowboys down here in South Tejas ain't nothing but hicks in the sticks when compared to cities like Houston. At least the traffic flows pretty fast compared to NY and LA. Like NY city, I love Houston too...just couldn't live there. I get all my shotgun work done down at Briley's in Houston. As much as I have spent with Jess, he should give me a Beretta SO6 for being such a loyal customer. LOL
Anyway, I am with you all the way. Keep the big cities just far enough away to enjoy the lifestyle of the country but, able to go into town and act like a cityslicker once in a while. :>)
Colt
AI
