nytxmom

My husband and I lived there about 8 years ago just before the big growth spurt. At that time it was a small town. You have a community college in your back yard and a hole in the wall Mexican restaraunt called El Sombreo. It was our favorite eating place. They had a train and grain festival and if I remember correctly was in October. You have Main street that runs north from down town Fort Worth. I think what my husband and I miss most about Saginaw was going to sleep with the train sounds and our good neighbors. Like I said Saginaw has changed alot in the past 8 years.

Orange is for me! I spent many days scouring catalogs and on line for an uncommon color so it wouldn't walk off but all I saw were the usual dark colors or flourescents. I then went into my local scrub shop and found the perfect color for me. Orange, a pumpkin orange. I don't think that your steth. color will make patients and other nurses think less of you.

Marilynmom is right, spread the ear pieces apart so that you can loosen the tension.

Texans are very friendly for the most part; many know no strangers. Texas is laid back but the smaller towns are even more relaxed. Don't be surprised if standing in the grocery store line you get angry because the cashier and their current customer are having a long conversation; you would have thought they were life long family friends...how's your mom, where are the kids, and so on. Texans are very family oriented, family usually comes first over work. I realized this last opinion after moving to Maryland from Texas. We didn't last long up there before moving back home to Texas. Hope you enjoy your experience if you do decide to move this way. Linda

DATE RECIEVED: End of March--Specific date?? PROGRAM: ADN SCHOOL: Trinity Valley Community College STATE: TX WHEN: Fall 2006 :balloons: :cheers: I was so happy! This was my second time to apply. During the wait between the application periods I started working on the basics for BSN.