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Welcome home!!

Feel free to stop by for a burger and some iced tea.

Yay.....

Your firearms are breathing a sigh of relief....

Welcome home. Do ya' kind of feel like you are in desperate need of a flea bath?

G26ster wrote:

PBratton wrote:Did you stop of the welcome center at the state line? They hand out Colt 45's to new Texans.

I hardly think JALLEN is a "new" Texan, so he probably has one already

Any Texan movin' back from CA, gets an extra.

Welcome home!

Welcome Home Mr. Allen.....we're sure glad you are here!!!!!!

JALLEN wrote:I'm happy to report we made it to Texas safe and sound. Our home closed Friday, so we're homeless people for a few days. Just happ to be here!

You're not homeless. You're in Texas; That's Home

YEEHAW!!!! Welcome home!

Thanks for all the kind replies.

The process so far has been astonishingly smooth. Our home in Coronado closed right on schedule, the moving crew had worked like rented mules to load an enormous truck with all our belongings, the drive with guns, ammo, and cats was trouble free. My Lexus LS430 was getting ~25 mpg on the long freeway drive, very gratifying for a big comfortable V-8. The worst part was staying overnight in El Paso, which is at something like 4,000' elevation. Even tethered to the O2 concentrator it was hard going.

Escrow closes on our new home today while we head over to Houston to pick up my sister in law arriving from France. The furniture arrives tomorrow and the real work begins!

It sure is hot.

JALLEN wrote:
It sure is hot.

Nah, just wait till July- August. Then it will really be hot.

Welcome back to TX

Welcome back!!!

Ah, El Paso. The land of... dust. Hope you wore a mask and goggles while you were there. My sister-in-law lives there temporarily and found out that you can't leave the car windows down over night or you will end up with an inch of dirt covering the entire inside.. LoL.

Welcome home brother.

Welcome to Texas, and thanks for coming.

From what I have seen and read in the past few months, you will be responsible for raising the literacy rate by a considerable amount. I am glad to you are here.

cmwoodruff wrote:Ah, El Paso. The land of... dust. Hope you wore a mask and goggles while you were there. My sister-in-law lives there temporarily and found out that you can't leave the car windows down over night or you will end up with an inch of dirt covering the entire inside.. LoL.

Welcome home brother.

With my lung ailment it is the altitude more than the dust that causes problems, although dust would only add to it.