Dry or humid?The only thing I don’t like about my state is the heat.
For sure! I prefer dry heat but humidity is so good for my hair hahaWhere i live in Australia we can experience some serious heat.. But dry heat is far easier to handle then humid heat..
Heat + humidity = hell on earth..
For sure! I prefer dry heat but humidity is so good for my hair haha
Lol yea my curly hair needs the moistureThat's something i have never heard before..
I guess we are supposed to learn something new every day..![]()
Aww I thought it'd be more dry
I'm visiting Houston in December, hopefully it's not too humidDepends where you are in Texas. I’d imagine west Texas is dry heat. Where I am is humid. Ugh. Lol
Sure, a lot of states have tornadoes. We don't have as many as some states though, maybe once every year and a half in this area? They don't cause much damage because there's not much around here to damage. They just tear up a couple of trees or so.What about tornados?![]()
I'm from San Pedro/Long Beach Ca. But the cost of living got beyond my reach, so I now live in Comanche County Oklahoma.Not sure if anyone has a thread like this, but I'd like to know![]()
Oh nice I'm coming to Cali soonI'm from San Pedro/Long Beach Ca. But the cost of living got beyond my reach, so I now live in Comanche County Oklahoma.
Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri get their fair share of tornados!Sure, a lot of states have tornadoes. We don't have as many as some states though, maybe once every year and a half in this area? They don't cause much damage because there's not much around here to damage. They just tear up a couple of trees or so.
Abundant share.Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri get their fair share of tornados!![]()
My wife and I spent two days in Memphis Tennessee last summer (during a road trip) and we visited Beal Street (I really enjoyed the food and entertainment at BB King's Restaurant!)I'm in Tennessee still, and still having weird weather hot or cold nearly no in between.
Sounds like you had fun though!My wife and I spent two days in Memphis Tennessee last summer (during a road trip) and we visited Beal Street (I really enjoyed the food and entertainment at BB King's Restaurant!)and we also visited Graceland.
I did not realize that Memphis was so close to the border of Arkansas. As we were leaving downtown Memphis and driving across the bridge over the Mississippi river, we noticed a sign halfway across the bridge that said, "Welcome to Arkansas."
We wanted to visit Nashville, but did not realize it was a 3 hour drive from Memphis and we ran out of time. Next road trip!
And you will notice I am carefully keeping my happy little short lynx tail in Tennessee.Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri get their fair share of tornados!![]()