I just got back from a week in Texas. I really enjoyed my time there and met some really nice people.
We flew in to Houston and from there ventured up to San Antonio to see the Alamo and enjoy the River Walk. Lots of history there and good food
Then later to Galvestion and the Johnson Space Center and the Flight Museum. I liked the Space Center but really enjoyed the Flight Museum as my interest is more in the propeller driven era.
Texas drivers are fun to watch. Most men think they are the re-incarnation of Dale Ernhardt and the women think they are Danica Patrick
Turn signals are for wimps and if you chose to use it one blink signals crossing three lanes. Passing on the right is the norm and don't even think about driving the speed limit 
If you're not used to humidity it takes a bit to acclimate yourself. All in all it was a fun trip and the people are great there. My poke at the driving habits is not meant as a put down in any way. Just an observation from a country bumpkin from rural Oregon
We flew in to Houston and from there ventured up to San Antonio to see the Alamo and enjoy the River Walk. Lots of history there and good food
Then later to Galvestion and the Johnson Space Center and the Flight Museum. I liked the Space Center but really enjoyed the Flight Museum as my interest is more in the propeller driven era.
Texas drivers are fun to watch. Most men think they are the re-incarnation of Dale Ernhardt and the women think they are Danica Patrick
If you're not used to humidity it takes a bit to acclimate yourself. All in all it was a fun trip and the people are great there. My poke at the driving habits is not meant as a put down in any way. Just an observation from a country bumpkin from rural Oregon