This year in DFW it has been drought, then flood, more drought, then more flooding. It is either too hot, too cold, too wet, or too dry. Usually too windy as well except on a 100 degree August afternoon when you would like some breeze but there is none.
I put up with it because where I grew up (northwest Indiana, on the shore of Lake Michigan), the winters are horrible and sometimes there is not much of a summer. And, the DFW region has a fairly low cost of living.
At least I am not in Amarillo (amarillo is "yellow" in Spanish), the flattest place I have ever seen and the only place where you can be up to your butt in mud and have dust blowing in your face at the same time. I have no idea who decided to build a town in that part of Texas, or why. If there were a few craters around someone might think they were on the moon. I suppose around the year 1850 that is where the horse went lame and the wagon broke down. So, they (whoever "they" were) could go no farther and decided they might as well stay and make the best of it.
And, not much scenery there unless you want to consider Cadillac Ranch as a must-see.
Topic: How's the weather where you're at? (Read 5690 times)