Do you belong in Texas? Whether you have lived here all your life or are thinking of packing up and moving to the best state in the country, here are 15 signs to help you figure out if you’re truly meant to live in the Lone Star State.
- You have an insatiable appetite for all things barbecued.
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- You will drop everything you’re doing to watch a football game, even if your favorite team isn’t actually playing.
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- You’re perfectly fine dealing with unpredictable weather patterns.
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- You have a great sense of adventure and love exploring nature as much as possible.
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- You crave simplicity, and appreciate the little things in life.
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- Watching a rodeo is your idea of a good time.
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- You keep your fridge stocked with Dr Pepper at all times.
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- You really can’t imagine your life without chicken fried steak, and you don’t even want to think about the possibility.
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- You appreciate locally grown, fresh fruits and vegetables.
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- You have a good sense of humor.
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- You get right back on the horse when life tries to knock you down.
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- You’re a sucker for long road trips.
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- Your love for Blue Bell runs deep, and this picture is an accurate representation of your excitement that your favorite ice cream is now back on the market!
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- This is your attitude about the rest of the states in the country.
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- You don’t take a beautiful sunset for granted, and know that there’s no better place to witness one than in the great state of Texas.
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Would you add anything to this list? Share with us in the comments!
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