Since things are pretty dead in here...I just find something to say...

Went to the Rodeo, see a lot of people/animal (can't really separate them) Ate some BBQ...then drink some beer...eat more...then went to see the Rodeo (Is that man riding horses/bulls? Or the other way around? Can't really tell) Drink more....

what a experience this year...

 

Yeehaw!

 

And I also discover that animal's poo poo smells like shheeettt....

 

You've got a Nobel Prize coming your way, baby!

 

I don't understand rodeos. I went to one in OK when I was 10 or so (because I won tickets from some phone-in radio contest) ... I was so bored I spent most of the time playing video games ...

 

My g/f family was here, just to show them how boring can Texas be...

 

The only cool part is to see the clowns get slaughtered.

 

If I pretend I have the intellegence of a 5-yr-old, I might the whole thing interesting....well, shezt, maybe I'm really 5-yr-old mentally

 

It's not very healthy to down yourself.








I'm so stupid.

 

 

I'll be moving to Houston in a couple of weeks. I just was there yesterday and this morning for interviews.

 

You got a job here? Great...welcome to the wonderful city that Enron built...

 

I've never been to Houston, but everyone I know that used to live there hated it ... preferred Austin or Dallas ...

 

You got that 100% right...like Austin...Dallas, mmm I've been there for only couple days, nice clean city.

 

Everybody hates where they're from. The grass looks greener on the other side I guess. Houston has its share of annoyances. The traffic, construction everywhere, yuppies, but that's stuff every major city has. The humidity is a killer also. But it's a pretty diverse city and it tries to be cultured with its theaters and museums and such. There's usually something to do here, be it clubs or art exhibitions OR RODEOS. Austin is a cool place to visit on the weekends b/c of the music scene, but I wouldn't want to live there. I've never been to Dallas. So I don't really hate Houston, or love it for that matter, but there's worse places to live. I don't know, there's just something special about being a "Texan" that I'm only subconciously aware of. My friend got a bumber sticker for a Japanese girl that said "I wasn't born in Texas, but I got here as fast as I could!". She said she'd put it on her Honda as soon as she got back to Tokyo!
I don't know...I'm just rambling I guess...