I lived and worked in Dallas 20 years, both rented and had a home (wish I still had). It is a hot, humid miserable place to be during the summer. If humidity bothers you don;t move to Dallas/Ft. Worth. In the Summer you hibernate in air conditioned houses, malls or There is no such thing as Spring or Winter. What feels like Spring lasts all of 2 weeks and then it is hotter than H-E-double hockey stick. Winters are mild with a few cold snaps, sometimes ice that freaks out everyone. Spring storms often bring impressive thunderstorms, wind and hail (some as large as baseballs) and tornado warnings. I never saw a trnado but saw the sky turn the ominous green brings damage to roofs, flooding and up rooted trees. sky that a few times and the storm didleft the city and went camping in AK, WA OR as often as possible to escape the heat. Getting out of the shower I felt I was sweating as I was drying off. I longed for 4 seasons and snow so I moved to AK and then WA. Now I live in the least churched state of the union-in the least churched county of the state. The people are not at all friendly and most are dow right mean. Sad to say, the Christians I know are probably the reason more people aren’t Christians. Personally I miss the folks of Dallas-and Christian friends I had. Things I did not like was everyone rushing to get somewhere fast.
Carol | Friday Harbor, WA | Report Abuse