My friend down there have a deer lease somewhere out in the middle of nowhere. It's like an hour from the nearest town (Medina), and it backs up into Lake Medina. It's beautiful out there. The scorpions are bad though.
I was born in Kashgar, Xinjiang Autonomous Region, to a family of Uighur wool merchants and became a Rockets fan after Yao was drafted.
1977-1979 Houston 1979-1983 El Campo 1983-1988 Channelview 1988-1995 Sugar Land 1996-1999 Philly 1999-2001 Dallas 2001-2003 NYC 2003- Sugar Land
I guess we are now listing all the places we have lived. Santa Cruz, Bolivia (still have a house there) Malta Leysin, Switzerland Dhahran, Saudi Arabia (head back every 6 months) Houston Sugar Land Dallas College Station
Nothing interesting here : France(Bordeaux, born there) Tyler France(Paris, Bordeaux) Morristown, NJ France(Bordeaux) Houston, Tx Cameroon(Africa) France(Bordeaux, Toulouse) Tunisia(North Africa) ALA
Yeah, man I had to sell a lot of freaking wool to get over here, damn that was tough. I think I killed about 37 goats just to upgrade to first class on the way over here. No, actually I am just kidding, I'm not Uighur and have never even been there - but I am planning a trip there this June.
Born in Houston> Caldwell > SW Houston > Bellaire > Kaneohe, HI > Bellaire > Austin > Baltimore > Montana > Baltimore
i have heard it is open to tourists. and let's just say this: there's a reason he's known as Vlad the Impaler. Not sure which is worse...impaling your enemies so they look like a forest of men...or drinking their blood. Both were designed to scare the crap out of the Muslims from trying to conquer his land again.
Born: December 1953 in Houston, Texas. Currently living in North Carolina since 1975 excepting two wayward years in South Jersey: 1979 and 1980.
San Diego > New York > Clear Lake > Austin > Houston > Lubbock > Huntington Beach > Newport Beach > Colorado > Woodland Hills > Hermosa Beach > Huntington Beach > Long Beach > Austin
^Wow, find any buried treasure? Born in Houston, lived there for 13 years, then moved to Southern California.