Originally Posted by steelmagghia (Post 1772438857)

Your part of Texas maybe. Mine is just cold and grey. Stupid lack of precipitation. [cry]

Also, you really should get some honey. It has some antibacterial properties so it's helpful for colds.

And yay for tidbits! I love learning. I'm constantly researching things.

Originally Posted by nemo.love_22 (Post 1772438858)

Yeah, I know... And I can, she's an easy enough teacher to approach, but still. *hides* Blah... Ok, yeah, at least we don't have a text book as she's trying to cut down the cost for students, so that's nice at least. I can always ask my roommate to help me too. [yes] Random question, do you know the actress Shoshannah Stern? That's my teacher. [yes] No joke.


I wish that we would get snow. (Although that would throw off the locals, and I would just sit and laugh. xD) But it's clear and sunny here, with no clouds and in the 70's. >.< I'm wearing flip flops today, with no jacket. >.< This so isn't right for January. -.- It's throwing me off! XD

Originally Posted by Vanora (Post 1772438900)

Right now it's cold and grey too. I actually like this weather.
Seems depressing, but I just find it calming. lol.

We used to have honey, but I think we ran out.

I randomly search stuff when I'm bored, but then sometimes I end up forgetting about what I read. Lol.



I'm surprised it's this cold now. This part of Texas, the weather is really weird. It's usually sunny and warm almost all year round. lol.

Originally Posted by Vanora (Post 1772438900)

Right now it's cold and grey too. I actually like this weather.
Seems depressing, but I just find it calming. lol.

We used to have honey, but I think we ran out.

I randomly search stuff when I'm bored, but then sometimes I end up forgetting about what I read. Lol.



I'm surprised it's this cold now. This part of Texas, the weather is really weird. It's usually sunny and warm almost all year round. lol.

Originally Posted by steelmagghia (Post 1772438905)

I don't mind cold and grey, but it's really depressing looking in Lubbock because the ground is also brown and flat. So there ends up being nothing visually of interest. Plus we could REALLY use the precipitation. The aquifer is soooo looooow.

Originally Posted by nemo.love_22 (Post 1772438907)

Sounds kinda like Southern California in term of sun and warmth.

Originally Posted by Vanora (Post 1772438909)

Oh I see. That does sound a bit depressing.
Not that there's any good scenery here, I look out my window and I see houses and dead trees. lol.
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Originally Posted by steelmagghia (Post 1772438910)

Haha, yeah. West Texas is not known for being pretty. Just lots of cotton. It's a really nice place to live, but the pretty parts of Texas are all South and East of us.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...derLubbock.jpg
So. Flat.

Originally Posted by Vanora (Post 1772438911)

The scenery reminds me of when we're on our way to go visit my grandma at Brownsville.

Originally Posted by Citrus Hammer (Post 1772438914)

Originally Posted by steelmagghia (Post 1772438921)

That's funny, since Brownsville is probably the farthest you could get from Lubbock in Texas. Like I said, it's a really nice place to be. Tons of nice people, lots of education opportunities, a fair amount of culture, and cheap cost of living.

Originally Posted by Amane (Post 1772438923)

Originally Posted by Vanora (Post 1772438934)

Ah, I see. We're miles apart! [cry] We're practically on the opposites from each other.
I live near Houston, so lots of city stuff to see. Especially at night when the lights come on.

Originally Posted by steelmagghia (Post 1772438744)

*looks through city Wikipedia page*
Apparently, our record low was a -17 degrees Fahrenheit but on average lows are around 27 degrees. Our record high was 114 degrees. Average summer highs are in the mid nineties. But I was here for the 114 degrees and it was AWFUL.

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Totally. I treated it as an English course, so I read everything super thoroughly and took notes, haha. My dad takes my course bible to church when he goes because he likes all my notated flags to easily get to specific parts.

Originally Posted by llonka (Post 1772439020)

Aaah okay. That's what I was thinking I should be doing... my major is English. It's just the instructor talks as if we should know things about the bible and I sure don't.