Good to see you here. Back in 1980 we lived in White Deer about half way between Amarillo and Pampa. First thing we learned is that if it was going to snow we would smell the stock yard up North, the next thing we learned was that more snow would stick on the side of our home than on the ground. We lived in a dry county were we could drink in a membership club which was called the Tornado Club but the thing is there probably were more alcoholic teens in that town than in wet counties. We lived across from the high school sports field and when practice was over the kids would get together in a parking field just across from our home and drink beer and throw the bottles at the side of our other stucco sided home which was unoccupied. That home needed to have the floor jacked up but was in pretty good condition otherwise. We lived there less than a year due to wanting to get out here in S.W. Oregon, especially since we learned that we were within ground zero proximity of the Pantex Nuclear Assemble Plant. Less than a year after leaving there they had a snow storm that left three feet of snow on the ground and there was a tornado pretty close to where we lived. Otherwise, Texas is a great state, we had a lot of very good customers that came to the Conoco station we ran in Pampa.