Greetings from SE Texas

**Riverkilt** · 28th November 05, 10:43 PM

Welcome Aggie,

You're gonna love the UK Workman's. What color did you chose? Don't matter much, you'll buy more like you said :grin:

My daughter jgot married, lived and worked in College Station for many years, think with the city. Her now ex-husband was with Westinghouse there.

I went to a few AA meetings at the Brazos Club when I visited. Good folks down your way.

Ron

**Kiltedmusiclover** · 29th November 05, 05:22 AM

Aggie,
Good to have you on the forum.
Welcome to our little pub in the world.

**Owl of Oban** · 29th November 05, 08:18 AM

Howdy from a T-sipper!

Spent many an enjoyable afternoon either in CS or in Austin watching our boys go at it on the gridiron. Man, do I miss the bar-be-que and mexican food!

Welcome to the board. Great folk here and anything you ever wanted to know about the grand old garment.

Hook 'em, Gig 'em, heck we're all Texans!

-John
B.S. Geology '94, U.T.

**Big Paul** · 29th November 05, 09:09 AM

Welcome to the forum!

**starbkjrus** · 29th November 05, 09:45 AM

Welcome to ya....

**Aggie** · 29th November 05, 11:29 AM

Sherry, In answer to your question as to how I stayed in CS. My wife and I married while we were still in school. She already had three horses but we didn't have a trailer. I had spent a number of years in both northern and southern California (Tracy & San Diego) and we both wanted to live in a smaller town. We bought a few acres in north Brazos county, spent four years worth of weekends building a house and moved in with a collie and a bunch of shelties. Now we live the country life raising cattle, growing hay and working at the university.

Ron, I got a UK workman black. I haven't had any experience with UK yet, but I hope it will stand up to barbed wire and the Texas brambles. My wife worries that I'm going to ruin a wook kilt working out in the pasture.

Cliff