When its 4 a.m. and still in the 90's, humidity at 85-90%, driving with A/C on will fog up the inside of your windshield if you dont let your vehicle idle awhile first. Takes a few minutes for the A/C to remove the humidity. Kinda like waiting for the defroster to clear your window in the winter.

I never knew what a dew point was until I arrived here. 50 comfortable. 60 harsh. I live where the humidity may be low but with a dew point of 70 something... goodness, goodness.

Now, that is a true Texan with words of wisdom. Nothing like, putting your foot in an ant bed. James if you come to Texas, we may convert you and even throw in a Cowboy hat and a free,Trump sticker.

Love the heat.The hotter the better.

Bruce the hotter it gets the better the water feels and the less the women wear.
Just sayin.

God blessed Texas

I thought they were pretty conservative down that way? Maybe I am wrong.

Bet you didn't pick that up at Walmart !
If that's the morning after your birthday I'm impressed !
Other than she having a seeing eye dog

Strangest thing ever happened to me was in Canada one night headed for Toronto.
Old man with sunglasses and a dog, came into the men's room and asked me to help line him up on an urinal.

Later as I was eating, I got to wondering how he got there.
Nobody ever joined him at his table.
Do you think I was set up ?
Or should I ask Boco about this ?

Looks like Sassy is getting all the love'n..just say'n

Haha I got an eyeful or 2 so I was doing just fine that afternoon LOL

As far as what happens in a mens room in Canada I think it should stay in Candad- no LOL at all

Hello James,

Henderson is actually what I would consider more northeast Texas. I work in that area a lot and drive through Henderson regularly. Other large towns nearby include Tyler, Longview, and Marshall. There are a lot of coal strip mines in the area surrounding Henderson and many of the locals work in both the oil and coal industry. Its a fairly sizable town with a Tractor Supply, Lowes, and Home Depot. Believe it or not there is actually a pretty good taco shop there as well called Lilly's Tacos. The lady that opened it (Lily) is from the Valley and her menu is good south Texas cuisine; something hard to get in that part of Texas. The main Mexican food chain in that area is called Jalapeno Tree and it is fairly good as well.

IMO, because you are farther north there is less alligators there than in southeast Texas; however, they still occur in the creeks, sloughs, and bayous. Humidity and mosquitos are still awful there though and convectional pop up thunderstorms occur on a regular basis in the summer.....adding to the humidity.

Recreationally, your son will be close to Caddo Lake (the only natural lake in Texas) and it is a really nice place to visit, kayak, fish, or just see. There is also nearby Lake of the Pines. He will also be a quick drive across the border to Shrevport/Bossier City if they want to do a little gambling or go the Bass Pro Shops in Bossier. Although, I don't care for gambling Shreveport Area has some pretty good restaurants and the Bass Pro there has some live alligators in the mote outside. There is also the nearby Boardwalk for shopping and such. There is some pretty good catfishing in the Sabine River and other adjoining creeks/sloughs in the area.

I traped in the Henderson area.
Hogs,Coyotes, Bobcats ,Otter and Beaver

Let's not forget about all your snakes to!

Not issues of IF any longer but when. Once Texas and Florida fall in the electoral college, political races as we currently know them are over.

They taste like frog legs

Somebody has an arm on them.
What would that thing weigh ?

I would suggest he go to the East of Texas and not wander into the West of Texas as most everything over here will bite you, scratch you or stick you.