Although Texas is our home address, we weren’t in Texas in 2009 until the 21st of October. The weather was scary since we drove through the heart of Dallas in the fog and rain with accidents happening all around us.
We spent six days with our friends Jerry and Joan who bought a beautiful new home this year with an RV pad and 50-amp service. The six days were busy with visiting, shopping and sightseeing. Joan took me to her writer’s class at the senior center. We met with Joanne and Bill, Terry’s cousins, at the Red Lobster. Jerry and Terry had a great time speaking RV language and talking “techy talk”.
Joan took her grandchildren, niece and myself on a scary drive through a campground that was decorated for Halloween.
As we drove our RV south to Lake Conroe, we saw many places where water was over the side streets and overflowing in ponds and ditches. Yesterday, there was thunder, lightning and it rained about three more inches. Yes, that’s scary.
We drove by Huntsville with a statute of Sam Houston that is as big as the trees around it. Is that scary?
What picture is most scary to you? Don’t be too scared but have a FUN Halloween!
2 comments:
We didn't find Sam Houston to be scary. We were there in springtime and got lots of pictures of flowers. You know what's scary? A temperature of 27 degrees when you wake up in the morning ... in southwest Arizona!
Good old Texas and Sam Houston -- bigger than life, and actually taller than any other statue of a person, if I recall correctly!
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