Hello From Houston!

[sweetplee77]

I'm not a UPS worker but I love the company! Is that okay?

 

[McGee]

sounds good, welcome!

I am not a worker either, but maybe next year BEFORE peak starts.... too late now to try and move...

 

[satellitedriver]

I'm not a UPS worker but I love the company! Is that okay?

Of course, it is OK.
Everyone loves to be loved.
Sorry to hear that you have to live in that hellhole, called Houston.
I escaped in 1979.

 

[sweetplee77]

Hi barney! Cool! Thanks for the welcome!

 

[sweetplee77]

Thanks satellitedriver! I actually enjoy Houston. I was born in Jacksonville, Fl...but came to Houston in 83' when I was 5...went back to Florida from 02 til '05 and have been back here since...I will say it was frustrating waiting for the cool front to finally come in!

 

[satellitedriver]

Cool Front?
I was raised in a home that had no A/C.
No school I ever attended-(until I went to U of H) had A/C.
Little wonder that Houston was the most air conditioned city in the USA in the sixties.
Freakin' humidity.
Also, it was the murder capital of the world in the 60's.
I will say that I miss the museums, music and food.

 

[moreluck]

Cool Front?
I was raised in a home that had no A/C.
No school I ever attended-(until I went to U of H) had A/C.
Little wonder that Houston was the most air conditioned city in the USA in the sixties.
Freakin' humidity.
Also, it was the murder capital of the world in the 60's.
I will say that I miss the museums, music and food.

Mechanical Bulls too ?

 

[sweetplee77]

Oh..sorry to hear...yeah I wouldn't know much about the 60's except for a little of the music....yeah the heat is terrible...but the mosquitos weren't as bad as what I experienced when I visited Florida this summer!!

 

[satellitedriver]

Mechanical Bulls too ?

More,
that was a gimmick introduced to the public, in the movie "Urban Cowboys".
All that was there were pool tables and a punch bag machine.
In my ill spent youth, I spent many a night at Gilley's, before the movie was made.
The men's bathroom did not have a roof and there was just an old bathtub piss trough.
Movie contract came along and a mysterious fire destroyed the exact point of the bathrooms.
Walla, presto changeo !!!!!
New bathrooms and all kinda fancy machinery appeared.
The movie was -( and history)- made.
In a quirky twist of fate, I moved to North East Texas to work in a coal mine.
A woman that worked in the warehouse was the Mother of the man that the movie was based upon.
We had some great conversations.

 

[klein]

Hey sweetie, if you wanna get out of the heat, Continental has daily direct flights to Edmonton !

 

[moreluck]

a pick-up line !! smooth!!