CincoRanch-HoustonResident

After reading, I decide to look at Shadow Creek Ranch's website, and I read this:

"Shadow Creek Ranch is the #1 selling master-planned community in the Houston-Pearland Metroplex."

Ehh, Houston-Pearland Metroplex.

Bring on Reggie Bush.

^Plus, Reggie Bush can substitute as a WR, but he prefers being a RB more.

We need that linebacker from OSU. I forgot his name, AJ Hawk, I think.

We should have a Niketown there. Denver Pavilions has one.

Also, when will Houston get its first Bloomingdales?

Houstonsemipro, this is your fault. You are the one who cursed us by saying that we were not going to host it. I blame you .

Joking.

Sure, Mayde Creek is a good school.

Whoops, mixed with Morton Ranch Junior High.

Since I probably won't have the chance to go there on a school day, please elaborate.  It sure looks like a beautiful campus passing down Franz Road, and of course it is brand new, so that's a plus.

My (step) kids went to Mayde Creek and it's a good school.  In general, the homes on the North side of the Katy Freeway, which is where Mayde Creek is, are smaller, older, and less expensive than those on the South Side, though there are lots of exceptions.  This has an impact on the  demographic makeup of the student body, I guess.   

In general, Katy schools are excellent.

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You know the saying "don't judge a book by its cover", the same goes for Morton Ranch High. That school has some serious issues. My cousin substitutes there. There are fights all the time. The TAKS scores are among the lowest in Katy I.S.D. Two kids have killed themselves from that school(both were in my cousin's class). A lot of scary gothic kids that stand outside the school all the time. The area of Katy that its in houses the most low-income students. Very illiterate school.

People around the area were upset in how much beauty went into Morton Ranch because of the area it was in, it was, "too nice for the area".

I really want you to try and take the time to see the school inside, in person. You be the judge.

Go there during a school day, and find out .

Mayde Creek High School, is not THAT bad. Taylor High School is a better school the Mayde Creek. Just now that any Katy area high school is better than Morton Ranch High . There are some houses $150,000, in the Grayson Lakes neighborhood.

Who gets it in 2010?

I don't think so. Houston still might get it. People could visit Schlitterbahn in Galveston (if it is open), and have a great time there. THere are more things that will be available to do, if and when it comes in 2009.

Good information elecpharm...i dare you to post this on SSC lol...they would have a field day with this pro-texas talk

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[/quoteYour right about SSC . THis is good information.

It will be a 5-level interchange, like the Beltway 8. If you go to KatyFreeway.org, you cansee schematics of this interchange.

I work in Downtown (ExxonMobil), and for me, I wouldn't want to live there. I like working there though, and Downtown is always busy. I hope this plan works, because the sketches really look good. Hopefully, othere devlopers develop multi-use buildings like the Shamrock Tower all over Downtown.

I love the idea of Travis.

I don't like the Edwards Cinema at Greenway, because you have to pay to park. We need a Nike Town, and most definetly a Virgin Megastore in the Galleria. ESPN Zone works well in Downtown, and maybe like the Marq*E. There might be, any of the stores i just listed, in the works at the new Indigo Earth or Gardens@Westgreen location in Katy.

Heh. Although, I think that's become an issue as well. More than a few people think that some of the early success is staring to get to the Texans players this year, including David Carr, who seemed to welcome all the attention that his "hair" received to start the season.

And I do think the Texans have issues with playcalling. Meanwhile, it's pretty cool that every TV announcer who comes to Reliant Stadium to call a Texans game starts the broadcast off with something like, "Welcome to beautiful Reliant Stadium" or "Welcome to the brand new showpiece of the NFL, ladies & gentlement, the magnificent Reliant Stadium."

It would really be nice if they said that during a Texans playoff game. Heh.

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Wasn't that said during the Super Bowl?

As long as people get the good message about Christ, and what good He has done, I am fine from these big megachurches with 25,000 people, or the small ones with 150 people.

Just a thought, maybe a museum could be made in the Dome. I don't know how they could do it, but like from its beginning, to the end of its life.

That isn't bad at all. I always liked Lakewood Church.

Houston will host it in 2009, no doubt.

H-Town Man, I think what you said is correct about Houston. Hopefully, we could think of new stuff on our own and then other cities will follow.

One thing will make you switch to Netflix?