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I was born in El Paso. I have a certificate proclaiming I am a Daughter of the State of Texas. I…read morewonder if those certificates are given to babies now. I haven't lived in Texas for many years. My dad was an Army officer and we traveled the world. I had an opportunity to go to Dallas to see the American Airlines training facility for stewardesses sponsored by Cramer Travel. It was a short trip. We were there one night and two days. Back then flight attendants were called stewardesses. There were plane cabins in multiple locations to train for fires, loss of cabin pressures and evacuations over water. I did get to see several trainees get wet jumping down a slide into a a swimming pool. I stayed at The Four Seasons in Dallas. The room was very nice. They had a four star French restaurant that served a delicious bay scallop salad that none of my friends would eat. The 4 course lunch sponsored by Cramer Travel was excellent although most of my friends wouldn't eat the foods except for dessert. They loved the crepes. Afterwards we went to Neiman Marcus. The store was very luxurious and very expensive. The cheapest thing we found was a pen for $50. Yikes! Everything is big in Texas. Several of us decided to get a cab and go to Billy Bob's. It was the world's largest honky tonk. They had a mechanical bull that some folks rode too. We met in the lobby of The Four Seasons at 5 for a taxi ride to Billy Bob's. While in the lobby, my friend Estha and I were having a cocktail and talking when a young lady brought us a second cocktail from two men sitting at the bar with business suits and those tall cowboy hats. These hats weren't the standard size that's common. These were very tall. We waved thank you and they nodded. Pretty friendly and not in our faces. The other ladies showed up and we proceeded to get in the taxi. It was crowded. We went to Billy Bob's. After arriving we all set an agreed time to meet up to get back to the hotel. It was a long drive to Billy Bob's. Estha, Ruthy, Gerri and I walked around sipping on beers. There is a side of the bar where people ride in on horseback. It was cool to see and if you don't mind the smells and ok to watch for a while. We went back to the front entrance to get a taxi back to the hotel. Several of the ladies wanted to stay so the four of us left and went back to the hotel. We had to be up and in the lobby by 6 am so staying out late with a hangover didn't seem like fun. Ruthy and Gerri went to their room. Estha and sat in the lobby. There was a room where we could hear music coming from but we didn't venture in. While sipping a cocktail, the waitress brought us two more compliments of two men at the bar. We looked and waved thank you and these two guys got up and came over to introduce themselves. They wore jeans, cowboy boots with spurs, western shirts and the common size cowboy hats. Estha and I agreed we wouldn't do anything stupid like stay up late. Haha! Those guys wanted to dance and of course we didn't know how to two step. I learned quickly and had a good time. When midnight came, we said our goodbyes and parted ways. Texas was wonderful. We had a great time.

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