I’m in Texas myself, and after seeing your…well I can’t remember the name of it….something or ‘nother blog on comedians, I have to say that I disagree. Anything….and I mean ANYTHING from Hee Haw is funny….that means everything from the cartoon donkey at the beginning to the cartoon donkey at the end. SAAAAAAALUUUUUUTTTTEEEE!!!!

Oh and I picked this site up off of Crystal’s site, so it’s her fault. Blame her. Not me.

Nice t’ meet ya by the way.

Mark Allen
East Texas

*waving wildly* WOOHOO! Native Texan in Illinois here! Moved here a little less than two years ago, love it (that four season thing you mentioned is contagious, even though one of them IS winter!).
Maybe we should start a displaced Texans club, LOL!
Shel

Also a Native Texan now living in Wisconsin for 15 years.
Winters are a bitch, but like you said, summers are really nice.
Fall is the one that really kicks ass though. I never new it existed till I moved here. But then, I thought ice fishing was something only eskimos did in the artic.
Nice site, wicked sense of humor.
Dig your Weltanschauung thing as well, we really need some libertarians in power.

Home of ski bums, drama queen, devil-monkey, and a beautiful, talented writer!

::waves::

Fifth-generation Texan now in Boise by way of Colorado Springs, Albuquerque, and Colorado Springs again! Fellow LibraryThinger!

How’s spring treating you up north? I’m enjoying your blog - might just have to RSS you.

Have a great day, Kristi.

Northern Idaho…how northern? I’ve never ventured much past Stanley, but the terrain there was pretty rugged. Must be beautiful and difficult, not even counting home-schooling three kids. Good going, Kristi. More Power to you.

Hi Kristi, Love your blog! I’m in Idaho too…but South near Boise. Never been up to North Idaho. I bet its gorgeous! We homeschool 2, I have 4 boys 9, 6, 3 and 1. Its an adventure, helps to have a sense of humor. Looks like you’ve got that part down to a science. Love your blog! ~April

Hi Kristi,
I love your blog! We live between Priest River and Priest Lake and I’m a homeschooling Mom too. We moved here from the Phoenix area 5 years ago.
Lisa

I used to live in Idaho. I was born in Saint Maries and was raised on the Rathdrum Prairie. This was many years ago when the place lived and breathed natural resource industries. I found the communities to be intolerable. They were racist and small minded, and the children they raised were predominantly tough and abusive. I was never so glad as to have moved away.

Great stuff here. as a fellow texas to N.Idaho transplant I feel ya! keep the giggles and sardonic rhetoric coming! By the way- where in Texas are you from?

My condolences to you and your family. I’m a homeschooler (OK, my wife does most of the hard stuff.) here in Northern Idaho too. We have two little mons..angels.

Nice to meet you. Be safe.