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- Apr 14, 2014
As I am sitting here writing this I am wearing my " Don't Mess with Texas " shirt. Well, the History Channel done gone and messed with Texas . For all you non-Texans, please,please, don't believe a word of this poorly scripted show. Ok, there may be, MAY BE, a word or too that is accurate. But not many.
I grew up outside of Houston and now live in the general area all this has taken place--basically with-in two hours of those cities. Closer to Goliad. Goliad is one of the places we go regularly. LOVE Goliad. It looks nothing like the dry, barren landscape they set this thing in. We have NO rocky cliffs. And the pronunciation of the Karankawa is horrendous. It should be kuh-ron-kuh-wa not karen-kahwa. (At least that is how we now pronounce it)
Oh, my poor little Texas heart. I was so hoping it would be good. But, alas, I should have known better since it was from the History Channel. I do like the fact that they are focusing on the aftermath of the Alamo. Not much is out there on that part of our history.
I think my family will be taking trips to the Alamo, Goliad, Gonzales and San Jacinto this summer to wash the nasty taste of the History Channel out of my mouth
Well, for what its worth, if you actually feel the need to watch it....have fun with it! Hopefully it will stir a desire to learn more about our Great State!
I grew up outside of Houston and now live in the general area all this has taken place--basically with-in two hours of those cities. Closer to Goliad. Goliad is one of the places we go regularly. LOVE Goliad. It looks nothing like the dry, barren landscape they set this thing in. We have NO rocky cliffs. And the pronunciation of the Karankawa is horrendous. It should be kuh-ron-kuh-wa not karen-kahwa. (At least that is how we now pronounce it)
Oh, my poor little Texas heart. I was so hoping it would be good. But, alas, I should have known better since it was from the History Channel. I do like the fact that they are focusing on the aftermath of the Alamo. Not much is out there on that part of our history.
I think my family will be taking trips to the Alamo, Goliad, Gonzales and San Jacinto this summer to wash the nasty taste of the History Channel out of my mouth
Well, for what its worth, if you actually feel the need to watch it....have fun with it! Hopefully it will stir a desire to learn more about our Great State!