bachanon

hate to know you're living our town. thank goodness we can all stay in touch on haif. maybe you can make it to a haif event before you leave. congrats on your big move. best of wishes. k

The ever present snobbery against suburbs seems to be challenged at the slightest attempt to create worthwhile living environments that include more than just a mall. God forbid that The Woodlands gets a museum, better forms of entertainment or, yikes! a university or research institution. Improving the quality of life where people are and where people are determined to support such institutions is good for the region. HMNS will grow because of a satellite location in the right place(s). To feel it slights the core of Houston is not well thought out. It not just that the burbs want educational/entertainment options ("they have money so they get it"), they will support it with their schools, their families, their infrastructure. What's even better about a museum in a place like The Woodlands is that you can own a $100k house less than half a mile away. See what you get for $100K near the museum district in town. Welcome to free thinking Houston.

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evidently, having the temporary satellite location has increased museum membership. this is not only good for the institution, it solidifies the significance of the town center concept. museum satellites in sugarland, kingwood, pearland, etc. would be good for everyone. hopefully, the woodlands location will be such a success that the museums find it necessary to do it elsewhere.

full story Township looks at plans for $40 million museum By JAKE MUONIO Officials in The Woodlands are working with representatives from the Houston Museum of Natural Science in an effort to bring a $40 million, 200,000-square-foot museum to Town Center. The idea took shape after a market feasibility study was conducted in line with The Woodlands Township

great pics guys! thanks.

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i think the same way; however, this IS houston. anything can happen at this point.

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It's been a while since I enjoyed spending $60 on myself. After work on a Friday, several people from work wanted to walk over to Baker Street Pub. Fine. We had some laughs and several Killian's on… View the full article

It's been a while since I enjoyed spending $60 on myself. After work on a Friday, several people from work wanted to walk over to Baker Street Pub. Fine. We had some laughs and several Killian's on… View the full article

dennis97cars, please hit the "Caps Lock" on your keyboard. Internet folk will think you're shouting at them with all caps. Thanks.

my favorite is no. 2. i thought it was building i hadn't seen before. it took a second to sink in. great photography.

welcome to the forum o informative one. i like you already. keep us posted. i'll check out the construction site a little more closely.

i can always get a room........or crash at musicman's.

based on the posts about the last time you guys got together, i'm more motivated to make it down regardless of whether or not i'm tired.

redscare: oscars irrelevant crunchtastic: take it or leave it houstonmacbro: waste of time bachanon: hollywood pats itself on the back once again but fun to watch

that's funny.........

now i have all these sick images in my mind. great. thanks a bunch.

as do i.

considering the context of the original post, your term "warts and all" could be misconstrued.

uhhhh, houstonmacbro? what exactly do you mean?

for me, it's purely a guilty pleasure. i usually get a few ideas for movies i want to see and occasionally see the true colors of an artist: in some cases i become a fan, in other cases i stop being a fan. and.....sometimes, i wonder why i give it any attention at all. movies like "my left foot", "remains of the day" and "gangs of new york", i might have not checked out without seeing the oscars. do you hate it, care less, take it or leave it or love it?

for one, welcome to the forum! we like everybody. i would really be disappointed if i thought there were klein neighborhoods who did not lay out the welcome mat for any new family. same goes for the woodlands (i live in the woodlands). hopefully, someone on the forum will have some good info for you. good luck with your home search.