8 Warning Labels that All Texans Should Have to Wear December 15, 2020Jay B Sauceda Us Texans are a fine group of people, but I’m beginning to think that the reason so many folks from other places is because they’re just not being warned about...
14 Texas Cities and Words Everyone Says Wrong December 15, 2020Jay B Sauceda Texas is such a melting pot of cultures, it’s no wonder that people mispronounce many of our words. Here are a few that folks always seem to have trouble with....
16 Signs You Went To School In Texas December 15, 2020Jay B Sauceda Texas is unique in a lot of ways, but our schools are especially unique. Here’s how. Looking to increase your Texan-ness? We've got you covered. 1. You had to recite...
12 Funny High School Mascots in Texas December 15, 2020Jay B Sauceda There are a lot of high schools in Texas, which means at least some of them will have some goofy looking and sounding mascots. Here are our favorites. Are you...
30 Signs You Grew Up in Texas December 15, 2020Jay B Sauceda Growing up in Texas was awesome. Here are 30 signs that you did. Looking to showcase your Texan-ness? Click Here. 1. There Was A Piñata At Most of the Birthday...
10 Reasons Texans Hate Cold Weather December 15, 2020Jay B Sauceda Texans can handle the heat, but we just never get used to the cold. Here’s why.
18 Struggles All Texans Will Understand December 15, 2020Jay B Sauceda 18. Eating All the Chips and Salsa Before Your Meal Comes The struggle is real, y’all! In Texas, chips and salsa are like water – a life necessity and in...
14 Things Non Texans Just Don't Understand December 15, 2020Jay B Sauceda Texas is a diverse and great place to live, but we aren’t complicated. Despite that, there are just some things that non-Texans won’t ever understand until they live here. 1....
If you put beans in your chili, you're wrong December 15, 2020Jay B Sauceda It’s that time of year again. As the saying goes, “when it gets chilly outside, Texans get chili inside.” My newsfeed on social media is filled with photos of folks...
