01 Aug 09 20:36, Nick Andre wrote to Roy Witt:

 >> NA> We as a country have a large population of hunters. Probably not
 >> as
 >> NA> big as in the 'states but we love hunting none the less.

 >> I'll bet you don't have as many city slickers who go out hunting and
 >> shoot anything that moves like we do. How anyone could mistake a cow,
 >> sheep or mule for a deer is beyond me, but I've seen it happen.

 NA> You got me there.

 NA> My dad has been to Texas numerous times, he loves it. He likes Corpus
 NA> Christi and says that I should make it a point to go down there
 NA> sometime.

We were there last fall. I didn't find it much different than San Antonio,
without the Gulf. I was disappointed when I saw the Gulf water up close.
It's not as clean as the Pacific waters on San Diego beaches, but it's a
lot warmer. During summer the Pacific water is in the mid to high 60s,
sometimes as high as 70 degrees F...The Gulf waters are 85 degrees and a
person can wade out for 100 yards and not get his belly button wet.

 NA> A close friend of mine lives outside of Dallas, we chat all the time
 NA> via MSN.

 NA> I've only been to MI, NY, NJ, OH, PA and FL. Had a great time in
 NA> Orlando a few years ago. Me and some coworkers booked a private villa
 NA> for a week and flew down and basically partied it up. Which was all
 NA> fine and all, but I remember we met some locals and everyone we met
 NA> was very friendly.

You would probably find Texans just as friendly.

 NA> Same experience when I went to Philadelphia in 2007. Sat in a diner
 NA> right downtown and watched the world go by... chatted it up with some
 NA> ladies there.

One of my wife's favorite activities, if you can call it that, is to find
a place where people pass thru, traveling and or dining. She'll sit there
and observe people to her hearts' content if I didn't make her move on.

                R\%/itt

Joy lives in the fight, in the attempt, in the suffering involved, not in
the victory itself.

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