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CaliforniaPeggy
(149,630 posts)A great sign!
Cha
(297,296 posts)agingdem
(7,850 posts)El Paso is unique...we are part of Texas and a part from Texas...we're a true border town..and proud Democrats...
mtngirl47
(989 posts)having the best steak in my life at some ranch where movies have been made....can't remember the name of it.
Also, walked over to Juarez for a really nice day.
duhneece
(4,113 posts)We live 100 miles north and were there for Reverend Barber, Lights of Liberty.
JustABozoOnThisBus
(23,350 posts)June and July at Fort Bliss. But it was a dry heat.
GentryDixon
(2,953 posts)My son graduated from basic training during Desert Storm & we went down to celebrate.
Because of my civilian grade (worked DoD) I was given government billets at a very reasonable cost. When we checked in I immediately knew I would not be staying in this room. No air conditioning (summer Texas heat & broken unit) & a shared bathroom. If that is how they treat their Command staff, I feel for them. I told them I would not stay in those conditions, so they reversed my credit card & there I am with no place to stay when they were graduating hundreds of soldiers. The staff at the billets gave me some suggestions so I started calling.
I found a hotel that happened to be within blocks of the ceremony venue. The owners were so kind & accommodating. They gave us many extra towels because we had our son & some of his buddies the night before graduation for a swimming party.
Everywhere we went while in El Paso the people we so kind. I'm not sure how it is today, but I hope tRUmp hasn't tainted it beyond repair.
Scruffy1
(3,256 posts)My first memories of El Paso go back to the 1950's. It's grown a lot since then but the kindness and and hospitality is still here. I live next to thr Rio Grand and it is very quiet and peaceful. All of my neighbors speak Spanish among themselves and are also flluent in English. many of them are ex military and hate the Thing in the White House with a passion.I've been staying busy renovating an old house for something to do under lock down but the thing I miss is Sunday at te Mercado in Juarez. In normal times 30,000 people cross the bridge going to Juarez every Sunday. Free music in every genre, people dancing, good food and endless merchandise.
GentryDixon
(2,953 posts)Dem2theMax
(9,651 posts)It might be in El Paso today, but as soon as it arrives at my house, it's going to be in San Diego County!
spanone
(135,844 posts)Warpy
(111,270 posts)I know a lot of people who would spend money on those.
BigOleDummy
(2,270 posts)Had to look it up but...... YAY! Excellent sign , I love it
aggiesal
(8,917 posts)Nevilledog
(51,120 posts)central scrutinizer
(11,651 posts)Awsi Dooger
(14,565 posts)I have a tall tree where it will fit perfectly facing frequent traffic.
I looked at the English set of anti-Trump signs today. Miserable selection. I checked 7 pages worth. Nothing was of this caliber.
duhneece
(4,113 posts)In my neighbor yard sign in Alamogordo NM