ONLY MONEYI approached the whole Feng Shui thing with the same skepticism with which I greet horoscopes and sightings of UFOs, since i really had nothing to lose,
Behave yourself ksl......................ksl wrote:ONLY MONEYI approached the whole Feng Shui thing with the same skepticism with which I greet horoscopes and sightings of UFOs, since i really had nothing to lose,My sister in law is another one that believes...I keep telling her believe me, I can also take your money, and give you the same advice, what would you like to hear!
People in other countries, for whatever reason, tend to identify more strongly with "Texans" than with "Americans". It might be the cowboy mystique or some remaining nostalgia for the old show "Dallas". Whatever it is, I prefer taking advantage of it to slapping a Canadian flag on my luggage, because, quite frankly, when I travel abroad I'm rather ashamed to admit I'm an American. Following it up immediately with Texan seems to reduce the natural enmity people feel, So I do it.remersonh wrote:Ok, off topic, but related to the previous post. There IS a hierarchy in the USA of how much you can love your native state. Texans top the list. No one loves their native state more than Texans, and it's a life-long love affair.
In close second, (surprisingly) is a tie between Virginia and Oregon. After that, it's debateable. You could make a case for a lot of places. But seriously, if you are from Texas, Virginia, or Oregon, you want everyone to know about it.
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