Texas Sized November 5, 2007
Posted by Emily in : Texas, Trips , trackbackWhile I was visiting the great state of TEXAS, it was very obvious how “everything is Bigger and Better in TEXAS”. My world on Saba is so small: 1,500 people, five miles big, nine miles of road, one gas station, four grocery stores, and a few restaurants. So, everything in TEXAS seemed THAT much bigger. I had to take a picture of Central High School, which is located near my old house in TEXAS. There are over 3,000 kids (or more) enrolled in this high school. Ahem . . . that is like THREE times the population of Saba. The school probably sits on five square miles too . . . Nice to know that my entire world could fit into this ONE school.
Central High School, Keller, TEXAS
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Seeing that made me miss my Texas. That really is an amazing school!
That school is pretty amazing! Crazy that you love in sucha SMALL place!! WOW!!
Texas really is bigger in almost every way. It is amazing that you live in such a small place. I think everything in America is bigger, our cars, roads, houses, meals, etc. We definately have an abundance of things and you don’t realize it until you leave the country.
I hopped over here from Michelle’s blog.
My daughter goes to that school. There are 900 kids in her freshman class!
Love your blog! You lead an interesting life.
I go to this school, actually!
SUCH. A big school! Since it’s on an incline, there is a lever zero, and alllll the way up to level three. The traffic in the hallways is worse then on the highways sometimes! XD